17-18 October, 2022
The Hague, Netherlands (the)
Workshop on channels and avenues for international cooperation in cybercrime
The GLACY+ project will organise a Workshop on channels and avenues for international cooperation in cybercrime, on 17 - 18 October, in the Hague, Netherlands. The workshop falls under the specific focus of the GLACY+ Project aimed at strengthening international cooperation between police forces in different countries, judicial authorities and service providers. Participants will increase their understanding on how to use the formal and informal cooperation channels related to mutual legal assistance and cybercrime investigations, with reference to the networks established under the Budapest Convention and other networks established for similar purposes.
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19 Oct, 2022
Brussels & Online, Belgium
Workshop on European Cybersecurity Capacity Building: Discussing the Oxford study on building cybersecurity capacity in Europe
The discussion will feature a presentation on the recently published report by the Global Cyber Security Capacity Centre at the University of Oxford: ‘’The Solution is in the Details: Building Cybersecurity Capacity in Europe’’. The authors reviewed how the 2020 European Union Cybersecurity Strategy could be implemented to ensure more effective cybersecurity capacity building both within the EU as well as abroad. Building forward on the findings, the study suggests a set of policy recommendations for the EU and its Member States.
To discuss the findings of this study, Microsoft is organizing a hybrid workshop on the 19th of October at 14:00-15:30 CET. The discussion will be kicked off by a presentation of the research and its recommendations provided by Dr. Jamie Saunders, co-author of the study. After this presentation, stakeholders of the European cybersecurity capacity building ecosystem are invited to provide commentary and discuss the implications of the study.
Speakers will include:
• Agnese Sollero, Policy Officer for Cybersecurity, Science, Technology, Innovation and Digitalisation, DG International Partnerships (INTPA)
• David van Duren, Director, Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE)
• Representative of the European External Action Service (EEAS)
• Dr Jamie Saunders, Oxford Martin School Fellow and Technical Board Member, Global Cyber Security Capacity Centre, University of Oxford
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3 - 7 October 2022
Online
OAS Cybersecurity Symposium – National Cyber Resilience: Reflections and Way Forward
AGENDA:
- October 3, 2022: Inauguración | Opening
- October 4: Gestión de políticas de ciberseguridad | Cybersecurity policies and best practices
- October 5: Respuesta a incidentes | Incident response
- October 6: Concientización | Awareness Raising
- October 7: Cierre | Closing
18-19 October, 2022
The Hague, Netherlands (the)
ONE Conference 2022
ONE Conference is Europe’s prime cybersecurity event. A leading platform for sharing knowledge, best practices and research results, this year’s edition will take place on 18 & 19 October 2022. Both days offer a plenary programme as well as optional breakout sessions in smaller groups.
A wide variety of topics will be addressed: from highly technical subjects such as malware detection, incident response, and law enforcement cases to less technical subjects, such as partnerships between the public and the private domain, governance and recent cybersecurity research.
18-20 October, 2022
Singapore, Singapore
Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW) 2022
Organised by the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA), the Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW) is Asia-Pacific’s most established cybersecurity event. CSA is Singapore’s national authority for cybersecurity and plays a pivotal role in Singapore’s Smart Nation and digital economy ambitions.
The seventh edition of SICW will take place from 18 to 20 October 2022, at Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore. Under the theme of “Digital Security - A Shared Responsibility”, SICW 2022 ramps up the momentum on cyber capacity building and international partnerships amid a landscape fraught with increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, and explores strategies to navigate volatile power relations between state and non-state actors.
The event will bring together global policy makers, industry leaders and top academia across the world to exchange best practices and strengthen international cooperation on topics ranging from emerging digital opportunities and cyber threats, evolution of cyberspace and cybersecurity policies, implementation of cyber norms, Internet of Things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT) security.
SICW 2022 includes events such as the SICW Opening Ceremony, ASEAN Ministerial Conference on Cybersecurity (AMCC), Ministerial Roundtables, SICW Summit, ASEAN Cybercrime Prosecutors’ Roundtable Meeting (ACPRM), SG Cyber Safe for Enterprises Dialogue, International IoT Security Roundtable and more. GovWare Conference and Exhibition 2022, the region’s premier trade show for cybersecurity, will be held in conjunction with SICW. GovWare programmes include expert-led keynotes, cutting-edge tech showcase by leading global and local innovators, and capacity-development initiatives such as Singapore Cyber Conquest and Pitch Pit for startups.
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.
3-7 October, 2022
Valencia, Spain
UNICC Common Secure and UNDP Cybersecurity for Developing Nations Conference with FIRST
The United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) are pleased to announce that the 4th Annual UNICC Common Secure Conference and the 5th Annual UNDP Cybersecurity for Developing Nations Conference will take place as an onsite event in Valencia, Spain, from the 3rd to 7th of October 2022. The Conference will include a Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) Technical Colloquium.
The purpose of the conference is to share best practices, develop synergies and enhance collaboration within the UN system and with National and International Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs). Thought leaders will share innovation and knowledge among participants, including UN Agencies, national cybersecurity experts, industry and academia. During the conference, UNICC and UNDP will deliver Security Incident Response Training, based on the FIRST curriculum. The conference will conclude with a Capture the Flag (CTF) exercise for technical audiences and Tabletop exercises for cybersecurity practitioners.
14 Nov, 2022
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (the)
GFCE LAC Regional Meeting 2022
This event is being co-organized by the Secretariat of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE), Latin American and Caribbean Cyber Competence Center (LAC4), EU CyberNet Project and the CICTE Secretariat.
The objective of this year’s regional meeting is to discuss the role of the GFCE in Latin America and the Caribbean and how to best coordinate capacity building efforts in the region.
20-21 September 2022
Cybersecurity skills – Building a Cybersecurity Workforce
On the occasion of the official presentation of the European Cybersecurity Skills Framework (ECSF), ENISA is hosting a 2-day conference on “Cybersecurity Skills - Building a Cybersecurity Workforce”, during which various communities will present how they are helping to grow the cybersecurity workforce.
The conference aims to highlight how ENISA is going to sustain the effort to build a cybersecurity workforce, through the European Cybersecurity Skills Framework (ECSF) and its application.
2-3 November 2022
Cape Town, South Africa
The Global Constellation Annual Conference: Linking Cybersecurity Capacity Research to Development
The Global Constellation of Cybersecurity Capacity Centres will hold its annual conference on 2nd and 3rd November 2022. This year’s conference is being hosted by the Cybersecurity Capacity Centre for Southern Africa (C3SA) under the theme of ‘Linking Cybersecurity Capacity Research to Development’.
The conference will bring together academics and researchers, implementers, government representatives and law enforcement agencies, funders, and members of the policy community involved in global cybersecurity capacity building. It will seek to integrate perspectives across these stakeholders to address the pressing issues of capacity building.
13-15 September 2022
The Hague, Netherlands (the)
GFCE Annual Meeting 2022
The GFCE Annual Meeting 2022 in the Hague will bring the GFCE Community together in person for the first time after almost three years to reflect on the GFCE's developments and activities, explore the GFCE's coordination role in identified areas (e.g. gender, UN processes, regions), and exchange ideas or updates on key topics.
The three-day Annual Meeting will take place at The Hague Conference Centre and there will be several networking opportunities arranged for all participants.
28 November - 2 December
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
17th Internet Governance Forum (IGF 2022)
The 17th IGF, under the overarching theme Resilient Internet for a Shared Sustainable and Common Future, will be held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia but it will also be hosted in a hybrid format.
The meeting programme is guided by five themes drawn from the Global Digital Compact in the UN Secretary-General's Our Common Agenda report.
The IGF 2022 Call for Session Proposals invites stakeholders to propose sessions on those themes and is open until 3 June 2022.
27 Jul, 2022
Conference Room 8, United Nations Building, New York, United States
Luncheon Side Event on the Global Conference on Cyber Capacity Building (GC3B)
The Global Conference on Cyber Capacity Building (GC3B) will take place in February 2023, focusing on "Cyber Resilience for Development" and co-organized by the World Bank, Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE), World Economic Forum, and CyberPeace Institute.
This side-event is hosted by the Permanent Mission of Germany in collaboration with the GFCE, and is supported by co-sponsors from the GC3B Steering Committee: Australia, France, Canada, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the United States and the Organization of American States (OAS).
Kindly note that due to limited space RSVP is on a first-come, first-serve basis and limited to in-person attendance.
29 Jun, 2022
Online
Report Launch: “National Cybersecurity Strategies: Lessons Learned and Reflections from the Americas and Other Regions”
11AM EASTERN TIME | 3PM UTC
A National Cybersecurity Strategy is an essential policy tool for any nation’s economic, security, and social well-being. As Latin America and the Caribbean prioritize the development, revision, and implementation of NCS, adopting the best approach at the national level can become a challenge. The Cybersecurity Program of the OAS/CICTE and Global Partners Digital will launch their publication: “National Cybersecurity Strategies: Lessons Learned and Reflections from the Americas and Other Regions” addressing possible approaches to develop, implement, and review an NCS.
Webinar in English, interpretation in Spanish available.
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28 Jun, 2022
Tel Aviv University - Berglas Building(Room 101), Israel
Capacity Building – Bridging the Implementation Gap
16:00-17:30 (UTC+3)
Once again, Cyber Week is proud to present an event focused on sharing approaches for capacity building and building digital resilience. There is much to learn from existing projects and initiatives but we want to focus the discussion on bridging the implementation gap – how to make sure the work really makes an impact. Hear from leading lights in the community from multinational development agencies, country and project leads in this area and join the discussion on what should be done in order to achieve the desired results.
Tel Aviv University (TAU) is keen to continue the thought leadership in this area as part of it’s own work contributing to the world of cyber capability development, building on the Progress Methodology developed at TAU and the Regional Cyber Resilience Lab.
