SUPERCOMPUTER NAMED 666 TO GO LIVE BY CYBERPOL

SUPERCOMPUTER NAMED 666 TO GO LIVE BY

CYBERPOL

By World News Tommorrow on December 25, 2015

WORLD NEWS : The advanced supercomputer of CYBERPOL named 666 is schedule to go live on the 13th April 2016., this according to insider information. It is believed that this super computer is to sync all data for hosting a cyber criminal database comprising of wanted criminals and crimes committed by IP in the cyber-world.

Nobody really knows where this computer will be hosted. Some speculate that is will be somewhere in a MoD Cyber hosting facility in Antarctica, but there has been no leaked information on this as yet. Our press was dismissed when asking about this.

CYBERPOL name has grown expansionary since 2013 when it went unnoticed by cyber hackers during its first years. It’s believed that the website CYBERPOL.org gets as much as 500 000 visits a day, but no data is shared with external organizations. It seems that this new super computer will work as a ‘NERVOUS NET” system similar to that seen in movies.

It is thought that when a cyber criminal activity is listed on 666, it can’t be removed and all data is shared simultaneously with all authorities. Effectively this will prevent any cyber criminals to escape in the future and bring a whole new dimension as to cyber integration using the “NERVOUS NET” by CYBERPOL Cyber policing organization.

It is long sought that this will one day become a reality and to some extent is long overdue. It is whispered that Cyber hackers has reached its life extension as a black hat hacker and will not be able to escape the “NERVOUS NET” 666 by Cyberpol.

A similar computer was previously installed known as “The Beast’ in Belgium but not nearly to the capacity of the 666 by CYBERPOL. It’s clear that Big Brother is watching you and the message is loud and clear. DON’T DO THE WRONG THINGS on internet is written on your walls.

By Cathy Jones for World News.

CYBERPOL POLICING ORGANIZATION IMPLEMENTS EVOLIS SECURITY

By World News Tommorrow on December 17, 2015

CYBERPOL Implements Evolis ID Security System Today fraudsters can copy and make almost any identification ID card, but the newly developed encoded and very secure cards for applications such as national identification cards (eID) by Evolis. EVOLIS

Dec. 17, 2015 – PR NEWS — The ECIPS and CYBERPOL recently adopted the use of the Evolis (ID) system to avoid any unauthorized public copying the CYBERPOL identification tags. Several organizations have recognized the important use of the Evolis Technology in recent month in the field of safety and security.

Today fraudsters can copy and make almost any identification ID card, but the newly developed encoded and very secure cards for applications such as national identification cards (eID) by Evolis remains revolutionary and makes it difficult to copy any such identification.A must for law- enforcement and Border Security.

The President Ricardo Baretzky of ECIPS said that this technology has been implemented due to the fact that there are many whom pretend to be on the ECIPS and CYBERPOL ORGANIZATIONS and, in future, they have to produce their legal issued identification card (ID).He further added and said that it’s the only way to distinguish between CYBERPOL officials and those who are not.

Evolis has successfully developed recognized expertise in the field of safety and security with identification card customization and tailor-made printing systems, especially for governmental and para-governmental projects and users.Evolis Solutions allows the issuing of immediately personalized encoded and very secure identification cards for every type of applications such as national identification cards (eID). Driver’s licenses (eDL). Voter cards, health insurance cards, high secure identification and access control cards that are almost impossible to fake or copy.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees recently implemented the same technology for Refugee ID cards issued in Yemen and hopefully the same system would be used for the Refugee crises management in Europe soon.

At present, the DGAC, the French Civil Aviation Authority of France implemented the same technology and had an excellent success rate in the reduction of risks in their access control and identification management program.

The significant difference in the Evolis Solution lay with several level of security implemented during the printing of such identification. The technology caters specifically to the growing need for security and fraud control.  The technology benefit from high level encoding options and can integrate different personalized high security features in order to prevent all attempts to falsify the cards.

The President of ECIPS said that this technology will ensure that any copying of a CYBERPOL identification becomes practically impossible and will give its audience the surety that the bearer of CYBERPOL ID is indeed the real deal and can be trusted at all times.  He urges all border authorities to consider the implementation for this technology for future as it will bring stability in trust to officers that represent migration issues.

The CYBERPOL International Cyber Security Summit was held on 17th-18th November 2015 in Brussels, Belgium. The sucess story can be found on http://ecips.eu/cyberpol_cyber_security_summit_2015_event…

First CYBERPOL International Cyber Security Summit 2015 a Great Success

By World News Tommorrow on November 24, 2015

The first CYBERPOL International Cyber Security Summit, held in Bruxelles Belgium last week, turned out a great success. This, despite an early pre-lockdown of Brussels the morning of the event due to the previous Friday’s terror attacks in France, 81% of the attendees still managed to get to the event in time for the official announcement of CYBERPOL arrival.

The first CYBERPOL International Cyber Security Summit, held in Bruxelles Belgium last week, turned out a great success. This, despite an early pre-lockdown of Brussels the morning of the event due to the previous Friday’s terror attacks in France, 81% of the attendees still managed to get to the event in time for the official announcement of CYBERPOL arrival.

President Baretzky opened the conference and provided a strategic overview, from the political position, to the cyber security threats we are facing and the changing position on the security and protection of assets. The 18th November 2015, a memorable day that followed, marked the official announcement of the International Cyber Policing Organization abbreviated CYBERPOL (IVoG; IVZW; AISBL) an international organization recognized by Royal Decree, announced by the General Secretariat of ECIPS at a press conference held in the Arc at The Square, Brussels, Belgium.

The CYBERPOL International Cyber Security Summit was attended by nearly 100 officials from 28 countries, 8 embassies and 28 corporations and private firms. Several high profile speakers from VERIZON, KPMG, ICSPA (International Cyber Security Protection Alliance), AWDC, SHAPE (Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe) and many more presented updated presentations and demonstrated the present rapidly escalating cyber threats, whilst a future Cyber Caliphate is imminent that would indefinably effect our future way of life.

The President’s speech was followed by Mr. Raymond Kendall, the sixth Secretary General of INTERPOL Lyon, France, who highlighted the developments in the recent terror attacks, and that the timing of CYBERPOL’s arrival could not be better, as it demonstrates an important need in the face of today’s global crises.

The first CYBERPOL International Cyber Security Summit, hosted by the European Centre for Information Policy and Security (ECIPS), brought together stakeholders from industry, operators, agencies and governments to collaborate on securing Europe. The Summit provided a platform for the industry to collaborate and learn on policies, strategies, best practice and techniques that will enhance the future of Europe’s and each individual country’s security of cyber infrastructure and continuity planning to fight cyber crime and cyber terrorism.

The summit was sponsored by several international firms, stake holders and participants of the cyber world such as ABP systems, Verizon and Critical Infrastructure Protection & Resilience Europe. To visit the web site, go to: http://ecips.eu/summit/

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