Updates on cybersecurity and ICTs for peacebuilding |
Read a quick capture about the Foundation’s output and work since July 2020 here.
Activities
Celebrating the United Nations at 75
As a global custodian of technology in the pursuit of peace, the ICT4Peace Foundation congratulates the United Nations on its 75th anniversary. ICT4Peace was launched with the support of the ...
Activities, Risk and opportunities of ICTs and social media in a pandemic world, AI, Autonomous Systems, Converging Technologies, Peace and Human Security, Foundation, UN Crisis Information Management Strategy (CIMS), Strategic Input into UN peacekeeping, peacebuilding and humanitarian operations, 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
Anne-Marie Buzatu appointed Vice-President and COO of the ICT4Peace Foundation
ICT4Peace is honoured to announce that on 7 September 2020 the ICT4Peace Foundation Board appointed Ms. Anne-Marie Buzatu as Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of ICT4Peace. Anne-Marie will take up ...
Is Social Media Driving Instability?
A blogpost by Sanjana Hattotuwa
Is Social Media Driving Instability? By Sanjana Hattotuwa. Posted on 12 October 2020 on the New Zealand Classification Office official website. What could I do to destabilise New Zealand? Quite ...
Sanjana Hattotuwa’s Conversation with New Zealand’s Classification Office on social media
Podcast featuring Sanjana Hattotuwa, Special Advisor at ICT4Peace Foundation, in conversation with New Zealand’s Classification Office, on the role of social media platforms both in terms of promoting incendiary content ...
Recording of extraordinary ICT4Peace Panel discussing “THE DISSIDENT” to honour Jamal Khashoggi
ICT4Peace on 2 October 2020 hosted the ZFF talk about the film The Dissident by Bryan Fogel at the 16th Zurich Film Festival to honour Jamal Khashoggi. The recording of the extraordinary ...