Tool

Global Good Practices: Internet of Things (IoT) Security

Authors

Year

  • 2019

Description

  • The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the way people live, do business, and interact with their g…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP)

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • The unprecedented uptake of ICT worldwide leads to a growing dependency of economic sectors, public …

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Internet Infrastructure Initiative (III)

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • A foundation for internet security is provided by the ecosystem of protocols, standards, technology,…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD)

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • The unprecedented uptake of information and operational/industrial control system technologies (IT a…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices – National Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs)

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Even the best cyber security posture and practices cannot guarantee that key organisations and infor…

 

Tool

Global Good Practices – Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD)

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • The unprecedented uptake of information and operational/industrial control system technologies (IT a…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Establish a Clearinghouse for Gathering Systemic Risk Conditions Data in Global Networks

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • We assess our personal health based on the trusted data we receive from doctors. Cybersecurity is li…

 

Tool

GFCE Global Good Practices – Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP)

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Some elements of ICT have become critical for national security. These elements form the Critical  …

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Establish a National Multistakeholder Platform to Promote Standards

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • “Better safe than sorry.” Prevention means increasing the security of the system, including thro…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Create a Website for Testing Standards Compliance

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Fully implementing open standards for network services and functions can prevent abuse in various fo…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Assess National Cybersecurity Capacity Using a Maturity Model

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Capacity building is most effective when it builds on existing capacities. How can we have a better …

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Produce and Present Trusted Metrics about Systemic Risk Conditions

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • All those figures on a medical test report do not mean much to us — we need a doctor to analyse va…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Assist with Cyber-Risk Mitigation and Keep Score of Successes

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Weight loss does not happen by learning theory, but by practical exercises — and certainly by keep…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Stimulate Local Ownership of Capacity Building Programmes through National Project Teams

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • How can international and regional forums, donors, and development agencies stimulate local ownershi…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Enhance Capacity Building Outreach Through Regional Hubs

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Capacity building programmes may be hard and costly to implement at multiple locations around the wo…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Align National Campaigns

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Your awareness campaign is probably not the only one – other campaigns are taking place locally, n…

 

Publication

GFCE Global Good Practices: Focus Awareness-Building through a Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Declaring a month dedicated to cybersecurity awareness can help focus the efforts of many stakeholde…

 

Tool

The GFCE-MERIDIAN Good Practice Guide on Critical Information Infrastructure Protection for Governmental Policy-Makers

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) is a complex but important topic for nations. …

 

Publication

Companion Document to the GFCE-MERIDIAN Good Practice Guide on CIIP

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • The 2016 GFCE-MERIDIAN Good Practice Guide on Critical Information Infrastructure Protection for gov…

 

Project

Geneva Dialogue on Responsible Behaviour in Cyberspace

Implementors

Themes & Topics

 

Project

Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Initiative (*GFCE Initiative)

Beneficiary Countries

Beneficiary groups

Themes & Topics

 

Project

Implementing the Commonwealth Cybersecurity Agenda

Beneficiary Countries

Beneficiary groups

Implementors

Themes & Topics

 

Project

EU Cyber Resilience for Development Cyber4Dev

Beneficiary Countries

Beneficiary groups

Implementors

Themes & Topics

 

Project

CSIRT Maturity Initiative (*GFCE Initiative)

Beneficiary Countries

Beneficiary groups

Implementors

Themes & Topics

 

Project

Global Action on Cybercrime Enhanced (GLACY-e)

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Themes & Topics

 

Publication

Cybersecurity and Sustainable Development: A Global Path Forward

Authors

Year

  • 2024

Description

  • Throughout 2023 and 2024, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sweden, the International Telecommunica…

 

29 - 30 November 2023

Accra, Ghana

Global Conference on Cyber Capacity Building (GC3B) 2023: “Cyber Resilience for Development”

The inaugural Global Conference on Cyber Capacity Building (#GC3B), co-organized by the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE), the World Bank (WB), the CyberPeace Institute, and the World Economic Forum (WEF), will take place in Accra (Ghana) on the 29th-30th November 2023 under the theme “Cyber Resilience for Development.”

Built upon four pillars – (1) Cyber Resilience for Development; (2) Collaboration to Secure the Digital Ecosystem; (3) Cyber Capacity Building for the Stability and Security of the Digital Environment; and (4) Solutions for Safeguarding Development from Digital Risks and Threats – the conference seeks to bring together decision-makers from around the world to catalyze action on mainstreaming cybersecurity, resilience, and cyber capacity building (#CCB) within the international development agenda. It also aims to raise awareness of how cybersecurity and resilience are an integral part of digital, social, and economic development as well as critical to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (#SDGs).

The first-annual GC3B is anticipated to:

• Develop a demand-driven and international Global Cyber Capacity Building Agenda for cyber resilient development;
• Enhance CCB efforts by accelerating current multi-stakeholder cooperation and public-private partnerships;
• Mobilize global action, promote coordination mechanisms for CCB at the global and regional levels, and encourage funding of CCB;
• Advance good practices and tools for the protection of critical infrastructure; and
• Showcase examples from developing countries, particularly across the Global South, that have effectively incorporated cybersecurity and resilience into their development strategies and infrastructure projects and successfully coordinated external CCB funding and activities.

For more information, please email contact@gc3b.org

24 November 2021

Online

Protecting the healthcare sector from cyber harm

15:00 – 17:00 CEST

If the past year has taught us anything, it has to be that we need to protect the healthcare sector from cyberattacks. Between January and August 2021 alone, the CyberPeace Institute recorded 77 disruptive attacks on healthcare organizations, of which the majority resulted in operational disruptions to the sector. These have a direct human impact as people are unable to access healthcare services, a basic human right.  

The Czech Republic, the CyberPeace Institute, and Microsoft are taking action. Together, they kick-started the ‘Protecting the Healthcare Sector from Cyber Harm’ project which, over a series of thematic workshops, brings together healthcare, cybersecurity, and regulatory experts to identify good practices needed to protect this vital infrastructure. This is a multistakeholder issue that requires the attention of government, industry and civil society actors in order to come up with truly global solutions.

This event will explore challenges pertaining to, inter alia, accountability, state responsibility, due diligence, international human rights law, International Humanitarian Law, sovereignty and non-intervention as well as the use of force. It will explore existing initiatives and outcomes, including innovative recent ones such as the Oxford Process, with the aim of distilling good practices and recommendations, which we will endeavour to compile in a compendium to be published at the end of the workshop series.

Project

GLACY+ (Global Action on Cybercrime Extended)

Beneficiary Countries

Beneficiary groups

Implementors

Themes & Topics

 

Tool

Establish a Clearinghouse for Gathering Systemic Risk Conditions Data in Global Networks

Authors

Year

  • 2017

Description

  • Internet networks are replete with systemic vulnerabilities. CERTs and other trusted  operators req…

 

Tool

Toolkit for Inclusive and Value-based Cybersecurity Policymaking

Authors

Year

  • 2020

Description

  • This Toolkit is designed to support the development and implementation of inclusive and value-base…

 

Publication

Guide for Criminal Justice Statistics on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence

Authors

Year

  • 2020

Description

  • INTERPOL and the Council of Europe, in the framework of the GLACY+ Project, cooperate in publishing …

 

Publication

Improving the practice of cyber diplomacy: Training, tools, and other resources

Authors

Year

  • 2021

Description

  • This is a research study that was commissioned by the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) as part…

 

Publication

National Strategies: Interviews from behind the cover

Authors

Year

  • 2018

Description

  • The GFCE Working Group for Policy and Strategy presents information regarding the development of nat…

 

10 Mar, 2022

Online

Community Talk #2 on Cyber Diplomacy, Season 2: Cyber attribution: it’s complicated (?)

Cyber attribution: it’s complicated (?)

A series of multi-stakeholder community talks on global cyber-issues is back soon with season 2. For season 2, our goal continues to focus on helping the private sector and technical community learn more about the UN cyber-dialogue (the UN OEWG), and how they could support UN Member States in maintaining international security and peace. We thus aim to close the gap that exists between different professionals in building cyber-stability.

Three simple questions to the experts will identify:
(i) How, conceptually, do the three dimensions – technical, legal and political – in cyber attribution intertwine with each other?
(ii) What are existing good practices in conducting cyber attribution (on all three ‘fronts’: technical, legal and political)?
(iii) What are the challenges and limitations in conducting cyber attribution, including making attribution public (on all three fronts)?

The Talk #2 titled as ‘Cyber attribution: it’s complicated (?)’ will feature the following great experts:

• Nathalie Jaarsma, Ambassador at-Large for Security and Cyber, the Kingdom of the Netherlands;
• Stefan Soesanto, Senior Cyber Defense Researcher, CSS/ETH Zurich
• Ivan Kwiatkowski, Senior Security Researcher, the Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), Kaspersky; and
• Fabio Cristiano, Postdoctoral researcher at the Hague Program on International Cyber Security, the Institute of Security and Global Affairs, Leiden University, as a discussant.

What are the community talks?
A limited series of semi-formal discussions between diplomats, security researchers, technologists, academia, law enforcement professionals and all others who work to keep cyberspace stable and secure.

Actor

United Nations – Development Account

 

Tool

GCA Work from home

Authors

Year

  • 2020

Description

  • GCA’s solution to help businesses and individuals protect themselves while working remotely. F…

 

Tool

GFCE CIIP Capacity Framework

Authors

Year

  • 2021

Description

  • The purpose of this guide is twofold. Firstly, the framework supports the discussion on CIIP and the…

 

7 Oct, 2021

Online and Singapore, Singapore

GFCE Southeast Asia Regional Meeting

At the Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW) 2021, the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) and the Cyber Security Agency (CSA) Singapore will host the first ever GFCE Southeast Asia Regional Meeting on Thursday 7th October 2021 at 09:00 - 11:30 local Singapore time (01:00-3:30 UTC).

The inaugural GFCE Southeast Asia Regional Meeting 2021 will bring together the GFCE community and ASEAN stakeholders to identify opportunities and challenges for cyber capacity-building in the region and share good practices and knowledge. The session will discuss the cyber capacity-building landscape in Southeast Asia as well as collaborative opportunities to enhance coordinated capacity-building efforts in the region.

This is a hybrid event, with both in-person and virtual speakers and audience. Online access to this event is provided through registration on the SICW Virtual Platform.

12-13 December, 2022

Brussels, Belgium

Study Visit of ECOWAS Member State officials

The ECOWAS Commission and Germany, with the support of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) and the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EU ISS), will be organizing a Study visit from 12 – 13 December 2022 to Brussels, Belgium. This visit is part of the jointly developed Action Plan for Advancing Cyber Security and intends to explore how cross-regional exchange with the European Union as well as regional cooperation within the ECOWAS community can strengthen cyber diplomatic capacities, cyber resilience of critical infrastructure, protection of vulnerable communities and sovereignty of data.

During the Study visit, the nominated ECOWAS member state representatives will have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with main cyber policy structures and developments in the European Union, identify lessons and good practices for the ECOWAS Member States, and explore opportunities for closer cooperation between ECOWAS and the European Union. Further, the Joint Action Plan on Advancing Cyber Security with ECOWAS launched under Germany’s G7 Presidency, developed during inclusive workshops in Accra, Ghana and Bonn, Germany earlier this year, will officially be presented during the visit.

Project

Advancing Regional Cyber Security and Stability in Africa – Expert Roundtable

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Themes & Topics

 

18 Oct, 2022

Singapore, Singapore

GFCE Southeast Asia Regional Meeting

The second Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) Southeast Asia Regional Meeting will bring together the GFCE community and ASEAN stakeholders to identify opportunities and challenges for cyber capacity building in the region and share good practices and knowledge. The session will discuss the importance of cyber capacity building in the UN Digital Development Agenda as well as the cyber capacity building landscape in Southeast Asia to be included into a Southeast Asia Cyber Capacity Building Agenda to enhance coordinated capacity building efforts in the region.

29 Jun, 2021

Accra, Ghana

Ghana School for Internet Governance (GhanaSIG) 2021

The Ghana School on Internet Governance (GhanaSIG) is an annual 3 days event convened by the E-Governance and Internet Governance Foundation for Africa (EGIGFA). The Global Cyber Alliance is a partner of this event.

The GhanaSIG aims to raise awareness on good Cybersecurity practices. The 2021 event presented a balanced mixture of theoretical lectures and practical presentations from very experienced experts in the Internet Governance ecosystem.