"Correspondence Surveillance" Conference

2017.01.16

The academic staff of the Łazarski University has devised a new model for accumulating and releasing telecommunications data.

The results of the research project will be presented during the "Correspondence Surveillance" conference. The study was conducted at the Łazarski University Faculty of Law and Administration by a team composed of: Assistant Professor Maciej Rogalski, PhD; Bartłomiej Opaliński, PhD; and Piotr Brzeziński, PhD. The study featured an analysis whether the legal regulations in force pertaining to the release of telecommunications data comply with EU regulations both in quantitative terms and in terms of telecommunications transfer and data, including but not limited to billings.
The conference will be attended by the representatives of uniformed services, including the National Police Headquarters, Military Police, Prison Service and the Intelligence Agency, as well as by the representatives of the telecom sector.
Conference programme:
Correspondence Surveillance
<ul> <li>20 January 2017 Location: Faculty of Law and Administration, Łazarski University in Warsaw, ul. Świeradowska 43, 02-662 Warsaw, room 130. 9:30-10:00 Registration 10:00-10:15 Conference start Statement by Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration M. Błoński, PhD </li> </ul>
<ul> <li>Panel I. Correspondence monitoring in a criminal proceeding 10:15-10:30 Professor Ryszard. A. Stefański, PhD, Łazarski University, Principal issues in monitoring and recording telephone conversations 10:30-10:50 Professor Piotr Sowiński, PhD, University of Rzeszów, Seizing correspondence 10:50-11:10 Professor Arkadiusz Lach, PhD, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Obtaining evidence in the scope of correspondence surveillance in a criminal proceeding 11:10-11:30 Professor Krzysztof Woźniewski, PhD, University of Gdańsk, Correspondence surveillance: issues of evidence 11:30-11:50 Professor Czesław Kłak, PhD, WSPiA University of Rzeszów, Correspondence surveillance in the practice of prosecution</li> </ul>
11:50-12:10 Coffee break
<ul> <li>Panel II. Operating surveillance 12:10-12:30 Professor Stanisław Hoc, PhD, Opole University, Operating surveillance in the scope of monitoring correspondence 12:30-12:50 Jan Kudrelek, PhD, Gdańsk School of Higher Education, Correspondence monitoring: Military Intelligence and Counterintelligence Services 12:50-13:10 Assistant Professor Maciej Rogalski, PhD, Piotr Brzeziński, PhD, Bartłomiej Opaliński, PhD. Łazarski University, presenting results of the research project entitled Accumulating and releasing telecommunications data financed by the National Science Centre (project no. 2015/17/B/HS5/00472). </li> </ul>
13:10-14:00 Lunch
<ul> <li>Panel III. Obligations of telecom companies in the scope of monitoring correspondence 14:00-14:20 Professor Stanisław Piątek, PhD, University of Warsaw, Telecommunications Law regulations in the field of correspondence surveillance. Introduction 14:20-14:30 Ireneusz Piecuch, President of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications, Correspondence surveillance: obligations of telecom companies 14:30-14:50 Daniel Szmurło, Systemic Interpretation Department Manager, T-Mobile SA, attorney-at-law, Entities entitled to request the release of telecom data 14:50-15:10 Piotr Skibiński, ICT Security Department Director, Paweł Baraniecki, Special Projects and Improvement Management Department Manager, Polkomtel SA, Data retention 15:10-15:30 Wojciech Maciejczak, Regulatory Security Director, Orange SA, Obligations of telecom companies in the field of correspondence surveillance 15:30-15:50 Jerzy Zmysłowski, Security Department Director, Play sp. z o.o., Cooperation between telecom providers and authorised entities. 15:50-16:20 Discussion 16:20-16:30 Conclusions</li> </ul>
 
The Conference is sponsored by
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Intrasoft-TSI sp. z o.o. is a Polish company dealing in constructing and delivering IT systems used for correspondence surveillance and data retention in the telecom sector.

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