Cybersecurity, digital evidence and artificial intelligence in the judicial system
An international training course has been organized at the Academy of Justice, bringing together representatives of the judicial systems of Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.
The three-day program covers cybersecurity, digital evidence assessment, and the use of artificial intelligence in judicial proceedings.
Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council H. Yodgorov and Rector of the Academy of Justice Sh. Abduqodirov addressed the opening ceremony. They highlighted the extensive work in Uzbekistan to modernize the judicial system, enhance judges’ professional competence, and promote the widespread adoption of modern digital technologies in the administration of justice.
The training program covers pressing issues, including the legal and procedural aspects of assessing digital evidence in judicial practice, the darknet, digital forensic examinations in cases involving blockchain technology and cryptoassets, information security in judicial activities, artificial intelligence, social engineering, and the impact of emerging cyber threats on judicial practice.
Following the international training course, participants will review the session results and receive special certificates.
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N. Abduraimova, photos by F. Abdurasulov, UzA
