SEE Hub: Internet governance in May 2017
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsJoin the Internet governance briefing on May 30th for updates on global and regional digital policy developments. The South Eastern European hub will also provide insights and discussions. Organized by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation, these briefings summarize complex information for easy access. Subscribe for event updates via the mailing list.
Diplo at third South Eastern Europe Dialogue on Internet Governance (SEEDIG)
Alumni Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare, Internet of things, Network security EventsDiplo Foundation's participation at the third South Eastern Europe Dialogue on Internet Governance (SEEDIG) in Ohrid, Macedonia will include moderating sessions on cybersecurity and the Internet of Things. They will also support the Youth School and Meeting Fellowship Programme to enhance regional stakeholders' capacity. Diplo has been backing SEEDIG since its inception in 2015, focusing on open, multistakeholder dialogues on Internet governance.
Diplo director at Polish-Swiss Innovation Day
Panels and conferences Sustainable development EventsDiplo director at Polish-Swiss Innovation Day presenting on digital transformation and shaping successful digital ecosystems. The event explores Swiss and Polish approaches, provides insights on embracing digital transformation in business, and shares experiences to enhance understanding and collaboration.
Diplo at Internet Governance, Big Data and the Challenges for International Organizations
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Data governance, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsDr. Roxana Radu will speak at an event in Torino, Italy on Internet Governance, Big Data, and Challenges for International Organizations. The event, organized by the University of Torino and the Centro Interuniversitario sur Diritto delle Organizzazionin Internazionali Economiche, will cover topics such as governance by data and algorithm, the role of international organizations in Internet governance, big data implications on intellectual property rights, cross-border data flow, antitrust law, and data portability rights. This event is supported by various organizations.
[Webinar] Decrypting the WannaCry ransomware: Why is it happening and (how) is it going to end?
Webinars Cybercrime, Network security EventsA webinar on Decrypting the WannaCry ransomware cyber attack will analyze technological, legal, and economic aspects, discussing prevention and potential policy responses. It aims to explore solutions and inform policy choices regarding the increasing threat of ransomware attacks globally. Register for the webinar on May 18th for insights on addressing this cybersecurity challenge.
Decrypting the WannaCry ransomware: Why is it happening and (how) is it going to end?
EventsA webinar will be held on Thursday, May 18th to discuss the WannaCry ransomware cyber attack and its implications. Experts will analyze technological, legal, and economic aspects, debate prevention methods, and consider policy responses like the Digital Geneva Convention. The webinar aims to explore whether stopping such attacks is possible and the policy decisions needed. Organized by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform, interested individuals can register online for the event.
DiploFoundation at 17th European Diplomatic Programme
Alumni Training and workshops Data and diplomacy, Online education EventsDiploFoundation will provide training on online diplomatic training, social media in diplomacy, and data diplomacy at the 17th European Diplomatic Programme in Malta. This program aims to enhance European diplomacy through collaboration among member states and institutions. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and other experts will lead the training for young diplomats and officials from the European Commission and Council Secretariat.
Science in Perspective talk: Internet and Trust
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe text discusses the importance of trust in the functioning of the Internet, highlighting the complexities and implications of trust relationships in online interactions. It introduces an upcoming panel on Internet and Trust featuring Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, addressing issues such as surveillance, privacy, and competition. The panel will explore questions around trust in institutions, levels of trust needed, and the roles of computer science, law, and social sciences in addressing these challenges. Hot topics in networking will be discussed from an interdisciplinary perspective at the event in Zurich.
[WebDebate] Standardisation: Practical solutions for strained negotiations or an arena for realpolitik?
WebDebates Digital standards EventsThe text discusses the importance of standardization and its impact on daily life, using examples like A4 paper and Internet protocols. It raises the question of whether standards provide practical solutions in negotiations or serve as a platform for realpolitik. The upcoming WebDebate will delve into the political and diplomatic aspects of setting standards, featuring Mrs. Lorenza Jachia with expertise in standardization policies. Participants are encouraged to join the discussion on the 2nd of May.
Data Diplomacy: Updating diplomacy to the data-driven era
Panels and conferences Data and diplomacy EventsThe Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs is hosting a brown bag lunch on data diplomacy on May 2, 2017, discussing adapting diplomacy to the data-driven era. Topics include the impact of statistics and big data on international relations, utilization by foreign affairs ministries, and improving organizations' data-driven capabilities. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and Ms. Barbara Rosen Jacobson will present initial findings from the Data Diplomacy Project. Attendees are encouraged to brainstorm bridging the gap between diplomacy and big data, and raising diplomats' awareness of data-driven opportunities and challenges. Registration is required by April 25.
