ICT4Peace in Meeting on the Future of EU Cyber Diplomacy

Activities, Advisory CS, Cybersecurity High-Level Policy Briefings, ICT4Peace Call to Governments to commit to refrain from Offensive Cyber Operations against civilian Critical Infrastructure, ICT4Peace Proposal for a States Cyber Peer Review Mechanism, ICT4Peace proposal for an independent incident attribution mechanism, Norms of Responsible Behaviour and Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) for the Cyberspace

14. December 2020

ICT4Peace is honoured to have been part of the discussion of a Non-Paper with proposals on the Future of the EU Cyberdiplomacy, prepared by the German Federal Foreign Office in cooperation with Estonia, France, Poland, Portugal and Slovenia. The meeting included representatives from German and international politics, civil society, science and research, the thinktank community and the private sector (26 November 2020).

Amb. Regine Grienberger, Ambassador for Cyber Foreign Policy in the German Federal Foreign Office and representative of the German EU Presidency as well as a representative of European External Action Service introduced the paper and the topic.

ICT4Peace provided detailed comments on the non-paper and presented the ICT4Peace Call to Governments regarding Cyber Operations and Critical Infrastructure Protection and the ICT4Peace proposed State Peer Review Mechanism.