TENACITy - Travelling Intelligence Against Crime and Terrorism

执法机构使用其信息系统中的数据作为做出影响欧洲公民安全的决策的基础。根据欧洲审计院最近关于欧盟信息系统使用情况的报告，人们发现，各个国家对如何处理数据管理问题有不同的看法和方法;执法机构的官员指出，并非所有数据集都纳入了其系统，而其他数据要么不完整、不准确，要么没有及时输入。同一份报告指出，存在着监管和“文化”问题，根据这些问题，一些国家没有通过其国家系统提供欧盟中央系统提供的所有功能。TENACITy设想通过提出三大支柱方法来应对这些挑战：（a）安全机构利用旅行情报数据的现代有效工具：TENACITy提出了一个可互操作的开放式架构，通过利用改变游戏规则的数字技术，整合和分析来自各种来源的多个交易、历史和行为数据;（B）执法机构人员的培训和宣传：TENACITy设想建立一个“生活实验室”，为所有相关利益攸关方组织黑客马拉松和讲习班，这些利益攸关方将受益于拟议的乘客数据和数字技术的使用; TENACITy的愿景是实施和展示一个旅行情报治理框架，该框架将纳入预防犯罪的整体方法，将确保拟议的数字技术将支持确定犯罪和恐怖主义组织的作案手法，并将决策者纳入治理过程，审查新工具将如何提供塑造法规的新能力。

LEAs use the data in their information systems as their basis for making decisions that affect the safety of European citizens. According to a recent report of the European Court of Auditors on the EU Information Systems use, it has been found out that individual countries have different perception and methodologies on how data management should be addressed; officers from LEAs have stated that not all datasets are included in their systems, while other data is either not complete and accurate or not entered in a timely manner. The same report states that there are regulatory and “cultural” issues, according to which some countries do not make all the functions offered in the central EU systems available through their national systems. TENACITy envisions to address these challenges by proposing a 3- pillar approach: (a) Modern and effective tools for exploitation of travel intelligence data by security authorities: TENACITy proposes an interoperable open architecture for the integration and analysis of multiple transactional, historical and behavioural data from a variety of sources, by exploiting game changing digital technologies; (b) Training and sensitisation of LEAs’ personnel: TENACITy envisions the design of a “living lab” to be established to organise hackathons, workshops for all relevant stakeholders who would benefit from the use of passenger data and digital technologies proposed; (c) Holistic approach to crime prevention: TENACITy vision is to implement and demonstrate a Travel Intelligence Governance Framework that will incorporate a holistic approach to crime prevention, will ensure that the proposed digital technologies will support the identification of the modus operandi of criminal and terrorism organizations and will include policy makers in the governance process, examining how the new tools will provide new capabilities to shape the regulations.