Promotion of a secure and peaceful cyberspace: A prerequisite for crisis information management and protection of human dignity
An open, free and sustainable internet cannot be taken for granted and the new and positive role, that the internet and the web have been playing in recent years in developing and applying new tools to safe lives and protect human dignity might be put into question, if a resilient internet is not assured. All stakeholders, and in particular academia need to identify and analyse these new challenges and threats more thoroughly and describe possible solutions at national and global levels. It was observed, that the solutions to some of these new challenges will be generated as much by states (e.g. developing norms of state behaviour and confidence building measures (CBM’s) as by non-state actors, by building for instance new cyber security standards with the help of the new intermediaries (e.g. ISPs), business companies and consumer organisations.
Key output over the years:
2016
2015
- ICT4Peace moderating UN Session on Preventing Terrorists from Exploiting the Internet and Social Media
- ICT4Peace Lecture at the Executive School of Management, Technology and Law, University of St. Gallen
- ICT4Peace at the International Information Security Research Consortium Conference in Seoul, Korea
- ICT4Peace Capacity Building Program for International Cyber Security Negotiations in Singapore
- ICT4Peace Baseline Review published in Chinese Language
- ICT4Peace Cybersecurity Policy and Diplomacy Workshop for ASEAN countries in Singapore
- ICT4Peace: Smart Use of ICT, the Internet and Universal Access Imperative for Successful Implementation of the SDGs
- ICT4Peace contributes to Expert-Workshop on the German Government’s “White Paper 2016 on Cyber Security
- ICT4Peace at New York Cyber Security Roundtable of Munich Security Conference (MSC)
- Another Year, Another GGE? The slow process of norm building for cyberspace
- ICT4Peace Presentation at OSCE in Vienna on Capacity Building for International Cyber Security Negotiations
- ICT4Peace at UNIDIR Cyber Stability Conference in Geneva
- ICT4Peace consultations with the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, Berlin
- ICT4Peace on the Role of Civil Society in furthering Confidence Building Measures in Cyberspace at Lomonosov University Conference in Garmisch
- ICT4Peace: A Comprehensive Normative Approach to Cybersecurity is needed
- ICT4Peace Panel on International Norms for Peace and Security at the Global Conference on Cyberspace, The Hague, Netherlands
- ICT4Peace conducts International Cybersecurity Diplomacy Course at the Global Conference on Cyberspace 2015, The Hague Netherlands
- ICT4Peace Annual Cybersecurity “State of Play” Review
- International Geneva launches Geneva Cybersecurity Days
- ICT4Peace Annual Cybersecurity “State of Play” Review
- The Government of Kenya and ICT4Peace Foundation co-organize the first Regional Training Workshop in Africa on International Security and Diplomacy in Cyberspace
- ICT4Peace conducts International Cybersecurity Diplomacy Course at the Global Conference on Cyberspace 2015, The Hague Netherlands
- First ICT4Peace publication in Spanish: A Role for Civil Society in Cybersecurity Affairs
- ICT4Peace invited to OSCE Workshop on Cyber Security in Tashkent
- ICT4Peace at UNIDIR Cyber Stability Conference in Geneva
- ICT4Peace Presentation at OSCE in Vienna on Capacity Building for International Cyber Security Negotiations
2014
2013
2012
2011
