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San Antonio Catholic University (UCAM) develops today Law Day III, Computer Science and Criminology.

This third edition focuses on issues related to cybercrime, and has the involvement of leading experts and professionals in the field.

Among others, included the presentation of Benjamin Martin Mora, Colonel Chief of the 5th Civil Guard Zone, and highest authority of the Civil Guard in Murcia.

Also include EU intervention, this afternoon, the Head of the Telematic Crimes Civil Guard, which belongs to the Central Operational Unit (CCU) of the Judicial Police in Madrid, Juan Salom Clotet, who will speak on international cooperation cybercrime.

The Third Conference on Law, Information, and Criminology, has been presented by the Dean of Law, Francisco de la Torre, and the director of the Computer Engineering degree, Belén López Ayuso.

Joining them was present chief Colonel 5 th Area Guardia Civil de Murcia, Benjamin Martin.

For his part, Colonel Chief of the 5 th area of the Guardia Civil de Murcia, Benjamin Martin, has stressed that "the extent of Internet access that currently exists means that the Network is very dangerous, especially for children, most vulnerable.

So we must watch her closely, parents, educators, and researchers to properly channeled their knowledge of new technologies. "

Regarding the action of the Civil Guard on this point, the colonel has detailed that "there is a membership program for colleges and schools for programs and lectures offered by our specialists, and many colleges and Murcia are joining this plan. "

The Dean of Law, Francisco de la Torre has stressed that "these meetings are conducted in collaboration with the Civil Guard, and are addressing issues related to cybercrime, not only in our environment, but at the supranational level, to do this afternoon will held a conference that will affect the importance of international cooperation in this field, led by Commander Juan Salom. "

The director of the Central Computer Unit, Jesus Soto, said that "events like this we seek to establish synergies between the degree of Law, Computer Science and Criminology, in this case, the issue of cybercrime are involved three areas of knowledge ".

Source: UCAM