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1 - 3 Jun, 2021

Malaysia

Cyber Defence and Cyber Security Exhibition and Conference 2021 (CYDES 2021)

The Malaysian National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA) is organizing the Cyber Defence and Cyber Security Exhibition and Conference 2021 (CYDES 2021) from 1st - 3rd June 2021.

CYDES 2021 will be a showcase of advanced expertise, solutions and technologies to combating present and future cyber threats especially for government, military and law enforcement with one common objective of protecting each nation’s critical infrastructure networks including national defence and security; banking and finance; information and communications; energy; transportation; water; health services; government; emergency services and food and agriculture.

2 -3 June, 2021

European Cyber Agora 2021

The European Cyber Agora is a multi-stakeholder platform bridging the gap between government, civil society and industry across Europe to shape the European cybersecurity policy agenda and identify European perspectives on global cybersecurity policy debates. It promotes collaboration across sectors including diverse voices and contributes to evidence-based cybersecurity policymaking through research-based and outcome-oriented engagement.

24 - 29 May, 2020

New York

Final Substantive Session of the sixth UN GGE

The Final Substantive Session of the sixth United Nations Group of Governmental Experts on Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security (UN GGE) has been scheduled for May 2021. The group was established following Resolution 73/266 (December 2018) of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), with the aim to continue the work of the previous five groups. It is therefore expected to continue to study, with a view to promoting common understandings, existing and potential threats in the sphere of information security and possible cooperative measures to address them, and how international law applies to the use of information and communications technologies by states, as well as norms, rules and principles of responsible behaviour of states, confidence-building measures, and capacity-building.

25 - 28 May, 2021

Tallinn, Estonia

CyCon 2021: Going Viral

CyCon 2021's central theme is Going Viral. It alludes to the implications of human crises (such as the 2020 pandemic) for cybersecurity and cyberspace. At a more abstract level, it aims to encourage discussions on the impact of fast proliferation and high unpredictability in cyberspace. Whether they concern old threats such as malware or new trends affecting cyberspace such as information campaigns, these phenomena have major real-life implications. We need to acknowledge those, study them and strive to use them for our common benefit.

26 May, 2021

Online

Cyber Trends 2021

Now in its fifth year, Cyber Trends draws on the experience of industry practitioners, government representatives, and researchers to examine the current trends and what is on the horizon for the cybersecurity ecosystem, across the UK and around the world.

This year the debates will consider the impact of the global pandemic on the current and future cyber scene. We are at a critical juncture where new trends are appearing and transformative initiatives are taking place.

26 May, 2021

Online, France

Paris Call Working Group 3: Supporting the Continuation of UN Negotiations with a Strong Multi-Stakeholder Approach

Following the first meeting of the Paris Call Working Group 3 (WG3) on Supporting the Continuation of UN Negotiations with a Strong Multi-Stakeholder Approach held on 24 March 2021 (March Meeting), the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Cybersecurity Tech Accord are organizing Four Working Sessions in preparation for the Paris Peace Forum Conference in November 2021. The four sessions will be held online, and will focus on four topics which were agreed during the March Meeting:

1. Examples of multi-stakeholder governance and applicability to the discussions on cyber (May 2021)
2. UN OEWG on international ICT security: Multistakeholder engagement lessons learned (June 2021)
3. Deep dive into the Program of Action (PoA) and potential way forward (September 2021)
4. UN discussions on cyber: Recommendations on multi-stakeholder governance (October 2021)

Register here: https://form.jotform.com/211121866250345

24 May, 2021

Online , United Arab Emirates (the)

MENA E-Crime & Cyber Resilience Summit 2021

The current digital age has transformed the way we live our lives with plenty of online communication, commerce, social media, distant digital workforce and convenient living facilitated by digital devices and networks around us. While our dependence for technology is becoming a necessity, we aren’t doing enough to protect ourselves. Cyber criminals, hacktivists, and state actors are constantly targeting our freedom, private lives, personal details, sensitive corporate information while we digitize our personal and corporate infrastructures.

MENA E-Crime & Cyber Resilience summit is the first of its kind summit in the region that focuses on best practices, innovative technologies, real-time case studies and thought leadership from global cybersecurity leaders in an educational environment. Topics covered at this summit unearths the latest cutting-edge technologies and innovations along with a 360-degree view of evolving cybersecurity landscape and how to combat cyber criminals with peer-reviewed solutions to be cyber resilient. At this summit, the delegates will take home tons of actionable insights to strengthen their organisation’s cybersecurity strategy by staying abreast of relevant data-protection policies and regulations necessary to safeguard one’s organization's integrity.

Be a part of this platform wherein we will extensively discuss Proactive threat hunting, Zero-trust model, industrial cybersecurity, Crisis Management, Cyber insurance, Anti-Money Laundering and other topics that matter the most in this digital world!

16 - 20 May, 2021

Online

e-Governance Conference 2021

The e-Governance Conference is an annual event organised by the e-Governance Academy since 2015. It is supported by the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and co-financed from the funds of development cooperation and humanitarian aid.

Conference speakers include President of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid, futurist and author Trond Arne Undheim, Former President of Estonia Mr Toomas Hendrik Ilves, CIO of Estonian Government Mr Siim Sikkut, and ministers and high-level government officials from around the world. More than 1000 participants from 120 countries are expected to attend.

19 May, 2021

Online

European Cybersecurity Skills Summit

The first ever European Cybersecurity Skills Summit will take place in a virtual format. Major industry CEOs and policy-makers, as well as representatives of the younger generation, are expected to attend. The opening talk will be joined by Emil IVOV, the Founder of Jitsi.

The summit supports the Paris Call and the implementation of the European Skills Agenda, as a part of Europe’s Digital Decade, to ensure that people have the right skills for jobs.

The idea of the summit is based on recommendations that emerged from a large consultation led by the Youth IGF in 2020. It involved youth, market and policy actors that tried to understand the market, challenges and approaches in addressing the cybersecurity skills gap in Europe.

The Summit, will be new way of approaching cybersecurity skills in Europe that will create better opportunities for the younger generations in term of professional development, social utility and participation in the digital transformation of societies

The main goal of the Summit is to create better opportunities for the young in the cybersecurity area by helping to eliminate the cybersecurity skills gap.

Registration opens on 20 April at www.cyberskills.today- don’t miss out!

17 May, 2021

San Francisco and Online, United States

RSA Conference 2021

RSA Conference, the world’s leading information security conferences and expositions, today announced that RSA Conference 2021 will now take place the week of May 17 instead of in February as previously planned. The physical event remains in San Francisco at the Moscone Center and it will be accompanied by a robust and innovative virtual experience.

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