International Cyber Security Policy and Diplomacy Capacity BuildingProgram

Support to capacity building in cyber security policy, strategy and diplomacy is playing an essential role in (1) States engaging in international cooperation and negotiations (as outlined in the 2013 and 2015 GGE reports on norms and CBMs), (2) enabling States, in cooperation with the private sector, academia and think tanks and civil society to secure its ICT infrastructure for economic and soci. [...] We cooperate with the UN GGE and UN OEWG experts on refining and delivering the next round of workshops to support the goals and tasks outlined in the GGE reports and the specific needs of the countries in the Regions. [...] Better awareness of issues of international cyber security by public officials and diplomats (international law and norms, CBMs and international cooperation as outlined in the UN GGE and UN OEWG Reports, by ASEAN, OSCE, AU, OAS etc.); 2. [...] A network of alumni, lecturers and experts familiar with the international cyber security challenges and processes and willing to support the goals of implementing and universally promoting inter alia the UN GGE UN OEWG guidance on norms and CBMs. [...] Lecturers and facilitators of the workshop The lecturers and facilitators of the workshop consist of senior diplomats having participated in the processes of UN GGE, UN OEWG OSCE or ARF CBMs, and senior experts with business civil society/academic background and first-hand experience with the topic.