_Introduction_to_eu-LISA
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This certificate confirms that Sokratis Marioglou of the Hellenic Police in Greece attended a CEPOL webinar on September 16, 2016 about the European Agency for the operational management of large-scale IT systems in the area of freedom, security and justice (eu-LISA). The webinar provided an introduction to eu-LISA, its mandate, systems including the Schengen Information System, Visa Information System, Eurodac, and Smart Borders. It also discussed eu-LISA's plans for interoperability between these systems. The webinar was organized by CEPOL and eu-LISA.
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Use_of_Europol_tools_for_the_investigation_of_casesSokratis Marioglou
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This certificate confirms that Marioglou Sokratis of the Hellenic Police in Greece attended a CEPOL webinar on March 15, 2016 about the use of Europol tools for investigating cases. The webinar introduced Europol's practical tools available to EU officials during operations and investigations and presented the application procedure for using these tools. It was presented by Angelika Molnar and Loredana Dobleaga of Europol and organized by the European Police College.Effective_steps_against_bullying_and_cyberbullying
Effective_steps_against_bullying_and_cyberbullyingSokratis Marioglou
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The certificate is for Marioglou Sokratis who attended a CEPOL webinar on effective steps against bullying and cyberbullying on March 9, 2016. The webinar aimed to inform attendees about bullying behaviors and provide practical information on how to recognize and handle bullying in schools and cyberbullying. It introduced Hungary's first anti-bullying program to stop bullying in schools and the workplace, covering topics like recognizing the effects of bullying, preventing bullying by addressing introductory behaviors and changing outsider perspectives, and engaging teachers and administrators.Subject_Certificate_15_March_2016
Subject_Certificate_15_March_2016Sokratis Marioglou
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This certificate recognizes that Sokratis Marioglou successfully completed a course in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution by March 15th, 2016, earning a final score of 100% by completing all assessments and modules, including Thinking Like a Negotiator, The Five Phases of a Negotiation, Conflict Resolution Theory and Practice, and Communication Skills.Subject_Certificate_06_November_2015
Subject_Certificate_06_November_2015Sokratis Marioglou
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This certificate recognizes that Sokratis Marioglou successfully completed a course in Microbiology and Forensic Science, achieving a final score of 100% by completing all assessments, which included modules on Bacterial Structure, Viruses and their Structure, Forensic Microbiology, and Genotyping Techniques.Subject_Certificate_09_November_2015 (1)
Subject_Certificate_09_November_2015 (1)Sokratis Marioglou
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This certificate recognizes that Sokratis Marioglou successfully completed the Foundations of Psychology course on November 10th, 2015, earning a final score of 100%. He passed all module assessments, scoring perfectly on topics including the biological framework for human behavior, understanding and diagnosing psychopathology, and depression and anxiety disorders.Illegal_waste_shipment_countermeasures
Illegal_waste_shipment_countermeasuresSokratis Marioglou
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Sokratis Marioglou of the Hellenic Police in Greece received a certificate for attending CEPOL webinar 25/2015 on October 16, 2015, which provided an overview on illegal waste shipment and possible counterstrategies with EU-wide relevance. The webinar included a presentation by Captain Gianfranco Cannarile of the Italian Carabinieri Environmental Protection Unit on the Italian experience with waste trafficking and a presentation by Werner Gowitzke of Europol on illegal waste shipment. The webinar aimed to discuss illegal waste shipment and development of counterstrategies across the EU and was organized by the European Police College.Is_pick-pocketing_organised_crime-
Is_pick-pocketing_organised_crime-Sokratis Marioglou
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Sokratis Marioglou of the Hellenic Police in Greece attended a CEPOL webinar on October 2, 2015 regarding whether pickpocketing constitutes organized crime. The webinar highlighted the modus operandi of pickpocketing in relation to organized crime through three case studies: Operation Festival on organized theft at festivals in Germany; Operation Forced Landing on organized Polish pickpockets in Europe presented by Norway; and a case study from the UK's Force Intelligence Bureau and Intelligence Development Manager. The webinar aimed to showcase pickpocketing operations and was organized by the European Police College.Financial_investigations_in_facilitation_of_illegal_immigration
Financial_investigations_in_facilitation_of_illegal_immigrationSokratis Marioglou
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Sokratis Marioglou of the Hellenic Police in Greece attended a CEPOL webinar on financial investigations in facilitation of illegal immigration. The webinar aimed to introduce a EU approach to financial investigations related to illegal immigration and demonstrate successful operations. It featured presentations from Jennifer MacLeod of Europol on the role of Europol in financial investigations and asset recovery related to facilitation of illegal immigration. It also included a case study on related financial investigations from Helen Calvert, an accredited UK financial investigator. The webinar was organized by the European Police College.Subject_Certificate_07_October_2015
Subject_Certificate_07_October_2015Sokratis Marioglou
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This certificate recognizes that Sokratis Marioglou successfully completed the course "Understanding the Origins of Crime" on October 6th, 2015, earning a final score of 100% by scoring perfectly on all module assessments covering evolutionary theory, families and crime, "status" homicides, and war in its natural context.Subject_Certificate_29_September_2015
Subject_Certificate_29_September_2015Sokratis Marioglou
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This certificate recognizes that Sokratis Marioglou successfully completed a course in Emergency Management by October 6th, 2015, earning a final score of 88%. The certificate details that he passed modules on risk assessment, resilience and reduction, readiness and response, and recovery.Cybercrime-_Card_Fraud_II
Cybercrime-_Card_Fraud_IISokratis Marioglou
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Sokratis Marioglou of the Hellenic Police in Greece received a certificate for attending the CEPOL webinar 17/2015 on October 15, 2015. The webinar, titled "Cybercrime: Card Fraud II", provided an overview and update on payment card fraud and ATM malware with examples of successful investigations and case studies. The program included presentations on NFC fraud by Thomas Pruefer of BKA Germany, ATM malware by David Strange of NCA United Kingdom, and Europol support on PCF by Sorin Manu of EC3/Europol.Payment_Card_Fraud
Payment_Card_FraudSokratis Marioglou
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This certificate confirms that Sokratis Marioglou of the Hellenic Police in Greece attended CEPOL webinar 16/2015 on Payment Card Fraud on June 15, 2015. The webinar provided an overview and update on payment card fraud with case studies, including a case study on cyber credit payment card fraud presented by Dan Cuciuruanu of Romania's Cyber Crime Unit and a presentation on ATM malware by Dave Strange of the UK's National Crime Agency. The webinar was organized by the European Police College.Fraud_and_Money_Laundering
Fraud_and_Money_LaunderingSokratis Marioglou
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Sokratis Marioglou, an officer with the Hellenic Police in Greece, attended a CEPOL webinar on August 6, 2015 about fraud and money laundering. The webinar provided information on analyzing and exchanging experiences and practices regarding different methods used in economic crimes and organized criminal groups through presentations on fraud and money laundering issues and the role of OLAF in fighting fraud and recovering money. The goal of the webinar was to help participants raise awareness and exchange information on the topic._Introduction_to_eu-LISA
- 1. Certificate SOKRATIS MARIOGLOU HELLENIC POLICE, Greece attended CEPOL webinar 54/2016 Introduction to eu-LISA Date: 16 September 2016 Dr Ferenc B叩nfi, CEPOL Director
- 2. Introduction to eu-LISA Reference number: 54/2016 Date: 16 September 2016 Aim The webinar aimed to introduce European Agency for the operational management of large- scale IT systems in the area of freedom, security and justice (eu-LISA http://www.eulisa.europa.eu), its mandate, systems and tools and future development. Programme 1. Introduction of the Agency (Zarko PASIC, Training Coordinator for the Member States) 2. Systems: SISII (Guido BROCKMANN, Test Manager/ TST Team Coordinator/Head of Sector) VIS (Guido BROCKMANN, Test Manager/ TST Team Coordinator/Head of Sector) EURODAC (Grzegorz BOROWSKI, Application Administrator) SMART BORDERS (Pascal REYMOND, Project Manager) 3.Whats next?: Interoperability (Geoffrey CHOO, Security Officer - Team Leader) Webinar was organised by European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training & European Agency for the operational management of Large-Scale IT Systems