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Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau (CSTCB) hosted the Cyber Command Course 2025 at the Cyber Range of Police Headquarters (PHQ) between February 11 and 14, attracting participation of 30 commanders from Macao Judiciary Police, crime units of PHQ, as well as various Regional and District criminal investigation teams. Professionals from the Department of Justice, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, as well as local and overseas cyber security and internet regulation experts, were invited to share their expertise. The course participants also toured Hong Kong Science Park and viewed an exhibition on the development and application of new generation technologies.
Moreover, Chief Superintendent (CSP) of CSTCB Lam Cheuk-ho led an 11-member delegation from Crime Wing to Thailand between February 23 and 28 to cohost the overseas Cyber Command Course 2025 with INTERPOL. Serving as Vice-chairperson of INTERPOL Asia and South Pacific Working Group on Cybercrime, Lam Cheuk-ho also led a coordination meeting of the first transnational joint operation targeting information stealing malware. In addition to delegates of the Force, 30 overseas cyber commanders from 22 countries and regions, as well as 23 representatives from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), World Economic Forum, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom and those from cyber security and virtual asset industries, joined the course.
During the course, Lam Cheuk-ho and Superintendent Chu Ming-lun respectively shared the core qualities and leadership knowledge of cyber commanders, as well as the Force’s experience in building a tech-savvy workforce. Furthermore, the delegation held a bilateral meeting with the Royal Thai Police’s Special Task Force on Cyber-enabled Fraud and Forced Human Trafficking to enhance intelligence sharing between both parties in combatting transnational cyber-enabled fraud. The delegation also visited UNODC to gain deeper insights into the cooperation models and practical experience of member countries in tackling transnational cybercrime and anti-money laundering efforts.
