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The 2nd International Security Cyber Issues Workshop Series: The Role of Regional Organizations in Strengthening Cybersecurity and Stability

The 2nd International Security Cyber Issues Workshop Series: The Role of Regional Organizations in Strengthening Cybersecurity and Stability

24/01/2019 - 24/01/2019, 24 January 2019, Geneva, Switzerland

Building on the successful first International Security Cyber Issues Workshop Series (2015-2016), this second series will involve regional audiences to help to identify areas of common understandings on cybersecurity issues. One important goal will be to promote common understandings among governments, academics and technologists on problems for peace and stability in cyberspace and on a range of possible solutions at the regional and multilateral levels.
 
Although the 2017 UN Group of Governmental Experts (GGE) on Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security was unable to adopt a consensus report, the 2015 GGE report set the normative agenda as well as important milestones for international cooperation on cybersecurity. This workshop series is an opportunity to take stock of how to operationalize these norms, as well as consider next steps for enhancing cyber stability at the regional and international levels.
 
Partners: Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).
 
Support from UNIDIR's core funders provides the foundation for all of the Institute's activities.

In addition, dedicated project funding was received from Germany and Netherlands.

This Conference is the part of Project(s): The 2nd International Security Cyber Issues Workshop Series: The Role of Regional Organizations in Strengthening Cybersecurity and Stability ,

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