19 Mar, 2024
Brussels, Belgium
11th Annual European Cyber Security Conference
The 11th Annual European Cyber Security Conference will gather policymakers, industry players, high level cyber security and defence experts to explore Europe’s response to cyber and hybrid security issues in what has become a dynamically evolving global risk landscape.
A key component of this event for cyber capacity building practitioners is that a key theme of the day will be the importance of strengthening Cyber Security Cooperation Mechanisms by boosting collaboration, between Member States and with allies, in cybersecurity, defence, and diplomacy.
Organisation
March 19, 2024
Geneva & Online, Switzerland
2024 Cyber Dialogues: Part II
The United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR) is pleased to invite you to the second session of the 2024 Cyber Dialogues.
This second dialogue will convene diplomats, policymakers and members of the multistakeholder community to discuss the cumulative and evolving rules, norms and principles of responsible State behaviour in the use of ICTs. The discussions will support means of addressing interconnected issues, including the protection of vulnerable sectors, promoting integrity, stability and security of the supply chain, preventing the proliferation of malicious ICT tools and techniques, and enhancing private sector collaboration in the security of and in the use of ICTs, and the implications for national norm implementation. Key questions include:
How can we meaningfully understand the differentiated roles and responsibilities of States vis-à-vis non-State stakeholders in norm implementation efforts?
How can we understand the inter-connected nature of norms and their ability to help States respond to varied ICT incidents?
How can national and regional implementation of norms contribute to narrowing the digital divide?
14 Mar, 2024
Online
EmpowerHER: Women’s Journeys in Cybersecurity
On March 14th at 7 PM (CET), hear from our professionals and speakers Drenusha Salihu (Women4Cyber Founder), Gonxhe Sylaj (Cybersecurity Professional & Security Researcher), and Luanda Domi (Gender Mainstreaming and Cyber Skills Development Manager at GFCE) as they share their valuable insights into the world of cybersecurity and the challenges they face as women.🔐
This isn't just another webinar; it's an opportunity to expand your knowledge, get empowered, and connect.
Register now through this link: https://lnkd.in/esj6EfRg
Themes & Topics
7th-8th March 2024
Abuja, Nigeria
WACREN 2024
WACREN 2024 Conference theme - 'Charting The Course: Forging Future-Ready Higher Education and Research Communities', aims to be a platform for African research and education networks and their communities to discuss how to evolve and adapt to the ongoing waves.
Through a series of targeted plenaries, workshops, and speaking sessions, the conference will highlight ongoing initiatives, activities, partnerships and projects that showcase how research and education networks and their communities are positioning themselves to tackle the future with African-bred and led solutions and services.
At the conference, participants will gain insights into how African research and education networks strategically adapt to future challenges, empowering attendees to chart their course forward, implement changes, and capitalise on emerging opportunities in the field The Conference is hosted by the Nigerian Research and Education Network (NgREN) on March 7 and 8, 2024 at the Abuja Continental Hotel.
4th-8th March 2024
New York, United States
Seventh substantive session: Open-ended Working Group (OEWG) on security of and in the use of information and communications technologies
21st February - 1st March 2024
Bangkok, Thailand
APRICOT – APNIC 57
Asia Pacific's largest international Internet conference, the Asia Pacific Regional Internet Conference on Operational Technologies (APRICOT) is a ten-day summit consists of seminars, workshops, tutorials, conference sessions, birds-of-a-feather (BOFs), and other forums with the goal of spreading and sharing the knowledge required to operate the internet within the Asia Pacific region.
26 February - 1 March
Tenerife, Spain, Spain
Open Cyber Security Conference
The OCSC will celebrate 30 years of international collaboration of European cyber security and incident management teams within a truly global community of trusted practitioners.
The conference will focus on the future of security incident management and how to address the challenges ahead. Additionally, the event aims to foster existing and build new beneficial relationships for development, cooperation, and coordination
Themes & Topics
Organisation
29th February - 1st March
Hybrid (New York and Online), United States
2024 Cyber Stability Conference (CS24)
Under the title titled “Unpacking Cyber Threats to International Peace and Security” UNIDIR will soon organise the the 2024 Cyber Stability Conference (CS24).
To facilitate focused future deliberations and contribute to the advancement of multilateral negotiations, CS24 will focus on three key threat dimensions: technology, type of attacks and threat actors. Each dimension will be discussed in-depth from a technical perspective as well as in relation to how it may impact the implementation of the framework of responsible state behaviour in cyberspace.
For the detailed agenda of this event, please follow the link to the right.
26th-27th February 2024
Washington DC, United States
Common Good Cyber Workshop
The workshop aspires to kickstart a vital initiative by nurturing a shared understanding of the issue at hand and cultivating a community united in its commitment to address it. The goal is to take concrete steps to collectively address the challenge by working on “what can we do now” and “what can we enable” in the long-term. The primary objectives include a comprehensive examination of past successes and failures, generating innovative solutions (e.g. joint fund, blended finance models, etc), and prioritizing those with significant potential for impact to move forward.
Organisation
26 Feb, 2024
Washington & Online, United States
The Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) at 10
February 2024 marks the 10th year anniversary of the publication of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) publication of the inaugural Cybersecurity Framework. After extensive consultation with industry experts, academics, civil society leaders, and global partners, NIST is preparing to release Version 2.0 of the CSF, along with a suite of new supplementary resources – like online tools, implementation examples, and quick start guides to help organizations reduce their cybersecurity risks.
During the session, attendees will also hear from the NIST leaders who drove both the original CSF and the forthcoming Version 2.0, Adam Sedgewick and Cherilyn Pascoe. Finally, industry leaders and experts will talk about the process and how they see the new CSF impacting their cybersecurity and that of the nation as a whole.
