Dr. Alex Sceberras Trigona proposes the Internet be seen as a Common Heritage of Mankind, applying the legal concept to its critical infrastructure. This idea aligns with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

The Geneva Internet Platform is hosting the Geneva Cybersecurity Days series throughout 2015 in collaboration with various partners to address cybersecurity challenges globally, with the first event focusing on Cybersecurity: a Strategic View. The events aim to raise awareness and promote a coordinated global response to cybersecurity issues, in alignment with the Geneva Message on Strengthening Internet Governance. Discussions include cybersecurity challenges, the Finnish approach to cybersecurity, and the importance of public-private partnerships in addressing these risks. The events seek to enhance cooperation among stakeholders to tackle the escalating threats posed by increasing digitalization in society.

A workshop in Geneva aims to enhance reporting skills for diplomats and international officials attending meetings in the city. Training includes traditional and internet-based reporting techniques, with a focus on clear and concise communication. The program is designed by experts and will offer follow-up sessions and webinars. Participants will gain skills in listening, identifying core issues, and utilizing new media. The workshop will be interactive and led by experienced trainers, with a virtual classroom component. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate in Diplomatic and Internet Reporting. Scholarships are available for participants from small and developing countries and prospective Geneva Internet Rapporteurs.