Michele Socco serves as a Policy Officer within the Cybercrime Unit of the Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME) at the European Commission, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping policies that address pressing issues such as cybercrime, online fraud, and child...
Michele Socco serves as a Policy Officer within the Cybercrime Unit of the Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME) at the European Commission, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping policies that address pressing issues such as cybercrime, online fraud, and child sexual exploitation. With a robust background in European law and politics, Michele leverages her expertise to enhance the capacity of law enforcement authorities in digital investigations, ensuring they are equipped to tackle the evolving landscape of cyber threats.
Currently, Michele is involved in key projects aimed at developing comprehensive strategies to combat identity theft and online fraud, which have become increasingly prevalent in the digital age. Her work not only focuses on policy analysis but also emphasizes strategic communications to foster collaboration among member states and stakeholders. By advocating for best practices and innovative approaches, Michele contributes to the European Union's broader objectives of safeguarding citizens and promoting a secure online environment.
Michele's proficiency in public policy and political science enables her to navigate the complexities of European governance effectively. She is dedicated to creating frameworks that facilitate cross-border cooperation in cybercrime investigations, recognizing that effective responses require a united front among EU member states. Through her commitment to enhancing digital security and her proactive approach to policy development, Michele Socco is at the forefront of efforts to protect society from the multifaceted challenges posed by cybercrime.
