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@EUHomeAffairs

DG Migration & Home Affairs, responsible for EU migration, borders and security policy.
#MigrationEU #SecurityEU #SchengenEU
Brussels home-affairs.ec.europa.eu Joined November 2011
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EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs
Research that makes Europe safer deserves recognition 🏆

Innovators from concluded EU security research projects: the 2027 Security Innovation Award is open.

Winners will be revealed at #SRE2027 in Brussels.

Apply by 10 December 👇
EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs Nov 3
Are you working in the field of security research? This could be for you!

@EU_Commission has launched the 2027 Security Innovation Award to recognise security innovations that bring research results into practice.

Find out more: link.europa.eu/WDJdXj & apply by 10 Dec 2026.
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⚠️Police and border guards across the EU get this data in real time, including on foreign terrorist fighters and terrorism and serious crime suspects.

It helps detect non-EU criminals and terrorists earlier, delivering on #ProtectEU.

🔗 Read more: link.europa.eu/YV9K9M
home-affairs.ec.europa.eu New information alert in the Schengen Information System to improve security The Schengen Information System has enhanced capabilities to fight terrorism and serious organised crime. A new information alert will make information shared by non-EU countries and international...
EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs Oct 15
Remember this story? SIS helped catch a trafficker after 10 years on the run.

From today, it gets stronger 🛡️

With @Europol’s support, Member States can add a new “information alert” using trusted data from non-EU countries and international organisations.
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📣 Useful source for professionals building expertise in the fight against cybercrime.

European Cybercrime Training and Education Group @ecteg has published new training materials on digital forensic investigations and combating cybercrime.

Check it out: link.europa.eu/m6RNXY
home-affairs.ec.europa.eu New training materials for law enforcement to combat cybercrime European Cybercrime Training and Education Group (ECTEG) has published new training materials for digital forensic investigations and combating cybercrime. The courses are designed for law enforcem...