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For an effective and efficient crime control in the field of information and communications technology (ICT), the BKA employed seven cybercrime investigators as part of a pilot project for the first time. IT experts with corresponding bachelor's degrees, recruited from outside the BKA, are trained as police officers who can then combine the required cyber know-how with criminalistic capabilities.
The tasks performed by cybercrime investigators include the whole range of autonomous criminal case handling in the BKA's specialist divisions, such as
Further information on the job profile of a cybercrime investigator
The BKA launched its "Islamist Terrorism/Extremism" Division (TE) on 01/11/2019 and thereby took another important step towards expanding its operational, analytical and support capabilities with the aim of reinforcing the fight against Islamist terrorism together with the other security agencies at Federal and Länder level.
On the occasion of the BKA Autumn Conference, Mr. Thomas de MAIZIÈRE, Federal Minister of the Interior, and Mr. Holger MÜNCH, BKA President, presented the initiative entitled "Police 2020". This initiative aims to further improve the information management of the German police, also in a European law enforcement context, and to put the existing information systems on a new basis in order to create optimum conditions for policing at Federal and Länder level. At the same time, this modernisation is an essential prerequisite for the technological implementation of the data protection provisions laid down in the new BKA Act. Speeches held at the BKA Autumn Conference 2016
International terrorism, organised crime, cybercrime and rapid technological developments as well as demographic changes are just some of the issues posing new challenges to the BKA. In order to meet such challenges, the BKA was restructured to the effect that clear-cut strategies now facilitate an even better use of resources and work processes can be sped up further. Organisation Chart
It was already in the aftermath of the attack on the Boston Marathon in April 2013, that the German police recognised the need for accepting online leads in the form of private image and video materials. Following the incidents on the night of New Year's Eve in Cologne, the information portal was first used in January 2016 to record leads. Since then, the information portal has been made available for specific periods of time, as occasion demands.
Link to BKA information portal
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