PRESENTERS William Favre Slater, III, MBA, M.S. in Cybersecurity, PMP, CISSP, SSCP, CISA Abideen Bamijoko, SEO,SEM,SES,SEA,SERP,PPC and SOCIAL MEDIA CERTIFICATE Eric C. Aghadiuno, PhD, Information Technology, MSSIS, Information Systems Security, MSIS, Information Technology, MSIS, Information Technology
HOST / MODERATOR Oscar Ortega, Cybersecurity SIG
SUPPLEMENTAL PRESENTER William J. Lawson, PhD, PMP, SMC, CISSP, PCI-QSA, PCI-SSLCA, CIS-LA, GRCA, AWS CCP, CSSGB, ITILV3F, Linux+, Network+, Security+
This event will be in English. Text captions and Bangla Sign Language (BdSL) interpretation will be available.
DISCUSSANTS Vashkar Bhattacharjee, National Consultant- Accessibility, a2i / G3ict Country Advisor for Bangladesh / Vice Chair, ISOC Accessibility Standing Group Anir Chowdhury, Policy Advisor, Aspire to Innovate (a2i) Programme, Bangladesh Monica Duhem, Director, Global Advisory Center, G3ict Dr. Dewan Muhammad Humayun Kabir, Project Director, Aspire to Innovate (a2i) Programme, Bangladesh Dr. Mohammed Ali Loutfy, Director for Capacity Building and Advocacy, G3ict
Today, as several initiatives, including the Government, Space Agencies, and the private sector, expand communication capabilities off the planet, to the Moon, Mars, and beyond, it is the time to discuss how a “Common Interplanetary Network Infrastructure” could be realized, which entails the need for Governance – a management structure to support the operation of the infrastructure itself.
The IPNSIG Architecture and Governance Working Group (AWG) has tackled these important subjects by reflecting on the lessons learned from the Internet’s evolution, and from insights provided by our past Academy speakers. This session will examine the progress and prospects in this field.
SPEAKERS Yosuke Kaneko – IPNSIG President Vint Cerf – IGF Leadership Panel Chair / IPNSIG Board Member Marc Blanchet – IPNSIG AWG Member
On Tuesday June 6 2023 at 7:30pm-8:30pm EDT (23:30-00:30 UTC) the Accessibility NYC Meetup (A11yNYC) hosts a meetup ‘From Barriers to Breakthroughs: My Journey in Digital Accessibility‘. Thomas Logan, founder of Equal Entry, will speak about his 20-year career with lessons learned from every working period. Attendees will come away with a new understanding of the challenges related to accessibility. Attendees will take action using the lessons learned from this talk to continue on their accessibility journeys and be more inclusive for people with disabilities. Thomas will foster a more inclusive digital landscape that empowers and includes everyone.
On Monday-Wednesday 22-24 May 2023 the Indigenous Connectivity Institute will host the Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2023 (ICS 2023). The Indigenous Connectivity Summit brings together Indigenous community members, leaders, network operators, researchers and policymakers with a common goal: to connect Indigenous communities to fast, affordable and sustainable internet. The ICS has grown to be the primary convening for Indigenous leadership and allies working across the United States and Canada to build a digital future on their terms.
** Only the sessions from Mon 22 May – Tue 23 May will be livestreamed. **
02 Elder Wilson Justin (16:49) Wilson Justin – Althsetnay clan
03 Artwork presentation (07:39) Chloey Cavanaugh – Was’ineidi Tax’Hit, Eagle Wolf Clan; Black and White Raven Company
04 Recognizing and honoring Indigenous sovereignty in a digital world (49:05) Linnea Jackson – Hoopa Valley Tribe / HPVUD Davida Delmar – AmerInd Risk Chief James Hobart – Spuzzum, Nlaka’pamux First Nation
MOD: Madeleine Redfern – CanArctic Inuit Networks
05 Universal Service – Connecting Millions to Broadband Services (18:15) Gem Labarta – Navajo Nation — Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC)
06 Avoiding snake oil – working with outside organizations to build networks (46:43) Claudia Tarbell – Akwesasne / Calix Linnea Jackson – Hoopa Valley Tribe / HPVUD
MOD: Bill Murdoch – Clear Sky Connections / FMCC
07 Alaska Office of Broadband (21:32) Melissa Kookesh – Raven Dog Salmon, Tlingit / Tribal Liaison, Alaska Office of Broadband
08 Deploying Starlink LEO technology in response to COVID Education Requirements in Nishnawbe Aski Nation (41:34) Jamie Saunders – Nishnawbe Aski Nation Katie Laufenberg – FSET Information and Technology Services Michael McKay – Nishnawbe Aski Nation
09 Measuring Internet Performance (17:43) Jeff Buell – CIRA
10 Atlantic First Nation Tech Services(16:10) Allan MacKenzie – Atlantic First Nation Tech Services
11 Reconciliation within Regulation (29:17) Claire Anderson – Taku River Tlingit First Nation / CRTC
12 Introducing the ICS Calls to Action (10:57) Natalie Campbell – Internet Society Phil Steinhauer-Mozejko – Saddle Lake Cree Nation / Connect Humanity / Indigenous Connectivity Institute
13 Getting ready for BEAD funding (41:21) Hallie Bissett – Tribal Ready E.J. John – American Indian Policy Institute
MOD: Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
14 Day 2 Welcome (3:04) Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
16 How can we make consultation processes work for our communities? (53:08) Erin Knight – Open Media E.J. John – Navajo Nation / American Indian Policy Institute Chief James Hobart – Spuzzum, Nlaka’pamux First Nations
MOD: Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
17 Forward Focused Nation Building (22:22) Karim Lakhani – Harvard University Chief James Hobart – Spuzzum, Nlaka’pamux First Nations
18 Formation of Internet Society Nevada Chapter (00:50)
Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
Contact – https://nvisoc.org
19 What is Alaska’s extraordinary story? (42:03)
Adam Geisler – La Jolla Band / NTIA
Angela Bennett – NTIA
20 Rural Utilities Service (RUS) Telecommunications Programs Update (13:13) Andy Berke – USDA
21 Research on Indigenous Networks: Learning from projects, Assessing Impacts (19:18) Dr. Heather Hudson – University of Alaska, Anchorage
22 The Rural Alaska Experience (44:37) Jennifer Nelson – GCI Shawn Williams – Pacific Dataport
MOD: Dr. Heather Hudson – University of Alaska, Anchorage
23 Formation of Internet Society Pacific Northwest Chapter (01:06) Dr. Spencer Sevilla, University of Washington
contact – spencer.builds.networks (at) gmail.com
24 Building an urban Indigenous network – Jewel Pierre-Roscelli + Shelley Anderson (15:36) Jewel Pierre-Roscelli – Dakota / Vincent Design / Internet Society Manitoba Chapter Shelley Anderson – Indigenous Vision for the North End
25 Hoopa Valley Case Study (14:59) Linnea Jackson – Hoopa Valley Tribe / HPVUD
26 How can we develop an Indigenous workforce in networking? (47:34) Joe Valandra – Rosebud Sioux Tribe, South Dakota / Tribal Ready Alfred Loon – Cree / Eeyou Communications Network Mark Buell – Connect Humanity
MOD: Sally Braun – Indigenous Connectivity Institute
Internet governance often focuses on the institutional and policy implications of well known organizations such as ICANN and the IGF. While these organizations are significant, there is a much broader landscape of operational institutions that contribute to the day-to-day operations, security, and stability of the Internet’s infrastructure, what is referred to here as the operational institutional complex. In this talk, Jesse will present the important role of these operational institutions through the lens of data governance, highlighting the formal and informal information, data, and knowledge sharing relationships at play in day-to-day operations. To illustrate the importance of these organizations’ data governance relationships, Jesse Sowell will illustrate these concepts by highlighting two efforts to formalize data governance relationships: ISOC’s MANRS project and ICANN’s KINDNS project.
SPEAKER Dr. Jesse Sowell, Lecturer in Internet Governance and Policy, Department of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Public Policy (STEaPP), University College London (UCL)
On Wednesday May 10 2023 at 12:00 UTC the Internet Society presents a panel ‘#NoExamShutdown Webinar‘. Every year, with millions of students in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) sitting for national secondary and high school exams, governments regularly implement nationwide Internet shutdowns during examinations to foil students’ attempts at cheating or sharing exam questions. This has become, unfortunately, a real challenge in the region. Culprits of this draconian measure include Sudan, Algeria, Jordan, Iraq, and Syria. Join us to discuss the impact of government-ordered Internet shutdowns planned for upcoming exams in Algeria, Jordan, Iraq, Mauritania, and Syria and how you can demand authorities guarantee open access to the Internet at all times
PANEL Afef Abrougui, Lead Researcher, SMEX Fatima Zohra Feriel Menouar, National Coordinator of Salamat Algeria / Digital Safety Trainer, Digital Arabic Network Asia Abdulkareem, Project Coordinator, INSM
MODERATOR Hanna Kreitem, Senior Advisor, Internet Technology and Development, MENA, Internet Society
تقدم جمعية الإنترنت لوحة “#NoExamShutdown Webinar“. في كل عام ، مع وجود ملايين الطلاب في الشرق الأوسط وشمال إفريقيا (MENA) يجلسون في امتحانات المدارس الثانوية والثانوية الوطنية ، تقوم الحكومات بانتظام بإغلاق الإنترنت على مستوى البلاد أثناء الامتحانات لإحباط محاولات الطلاب للغش أو مشاركة أسئلة الامتحان. لقد أصبح هذا ، للأسف ، تحديا حقيقيا في المنطقة. ومن الجناة في هذا الإجراء القاسي السودان والجزائر والأردن والعراق وسوريا. انضم إلينا لمناقشة تأثير عمليات إغلاق الإنترنت التي أمرت بها الحكومة والمخطط لها للامتحانات القادمة في الجزائر والأردن والعراق وموريتانيا وسوريا وكيف يمكنك مطالبة السلطات بضمان الوصول المفتوح إلى الإنترنت في جميع الأوقات
لوحة
عفيف أبروجي ، باحث رئيسي ، SMEX
فاطمة الزهراء فريئيل منوار ، المنسقة الوطنية لسلامات الجزائر / مدرب السلامة الرقمية ، الشبكة العربية الرقمية
آسيا عبد الكريم ، منسق المشروع ، INSM
منسق
حنا كريتم ، مستشار أول ، تكنولوجيا الإنترنت والتنمية ، الشرق الأوسط وشمال إفريقيا ، جمعية الإنترنت
On Wednesday 11 May 2023 at 14:00-15:00 UTC, the Internet Society Online Safety Special Interest Group (OS-SIG) presents a webinar ‘How to protect your phone from cyber criminals?‘ All your life is more or less linked to your phone. But, as surprisingly as it may seem, only one smartphone out of two is protected by an antivirus. And not everyone will use a VPN to connect to a public wi-fi through his smartphone.
In this webinar, the Online Safety SIG will review the threats which are floating above smartphone’s users. We will also give some tips to protect your phone (online and offline).
Le mercredi 11 mai 2023 de 14h00 à 15h00 UTC, le groupe d’intérêt spécial sur la sécurité en ligne de l’Internet Society (OS-SIG) présente un webinaire «Comment protéger votre téléphone contre les cybercriminels ? » Toute votre vie est plus ou moins liée à votre téléphone. Mais, aussi surprenant que cela puisse paraître, seul un smartphone sur deux est protégé par un antivirus. Et tout le monde n’utilisera pas un VPN pour se connecter à un wi-fi public via son smartphone.
Dans ce webinaire, le Online Safety SIG passera en revue les menaces qui planent au-dessus des utilisateurs de smartphones. Nous donnerons également quelques conseils pour protéger votre téléphone (en ligne et hors ligne).
The 9th Annual Gambia National Internet Governance Forum will be held on Wednesday-Thursday May 10-11 2023, with the theme ‘Building Economic Reliance and Digital Sovereignty in the Gambia Context’. The Internet Governance Forum serves to bring people together from various stakeholder groups as equals, in discussions on public policy issues related to the Internet. The Forum is organized to represent all key stakeholders in the Gambia through a National Steering Committee coordinated by the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy (MOCDE).
13:30 Opening Ceremony (NP) Hon. Purna Bahadur Khadka, Deputy Prime Minister / Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Hon. Rekha Sharma, Minister, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology Senior Advocate Gopal Krishna Ghimire, President, Nepal Bar Association
14:00 Cyberspace Regulation in Nepal: Issues and Perspectives (NP) Hon. Gagan Kumar Thapa, Member of Parliament, Nepali Congress Hon. Gokul Prasad Banskota, Member of Parliament,CPN (UML) Hon. Sumana Shrestha, Member of Parliament, Rastriya Swotantra Party Hon. Bhanu Bhakta Joshi, Member of Parliament, CPN (Unified Socialist)
Moderator: Er. Ananda Raj Khanal, Former Senior Director, Nepal Telecommunication Authority
15:30 Cyberspace Regulation in Nepal: Business Perspective (EN) Mr. Abhishek Malhotra, Managing Partner, TMT Law Practice Ms. Ayesha Hashem, Policy Head for Nepal, Meta Mr. Kishor Panth, Chair, NPIX Mr. Umesh Ragubanshi, CEO, InfoDevelopers
Moderator: Dr. Amrita Sharma, Researcher, IIDS
16:30 Mass Media Regulation in Nepal: Issues and Perspectives (NP) Hon. Ramesh Lekhak, Chief Whip, Nepali Congress Hon. Padam Giri, Chief Whip, CPN (UML) Hon. Hit Raj Pandey, Chief Whip, CPN (Maoist Center) Hon. Santosh Pariyar, Chief Whip, Rastriya Swatantra Party Ms. Nitu Pandit
Moderator: Mr. Narayan Kafle, Past President, Society of Parliamentary Affairs Journalists
17:30 Closing Ceremony (NP) Advocate Babu Ram Aryal, Chair, Digital Freedom Coalition Mr. Purusottam Khanal, Chairman, Nepal Telecommunication Authority Mr. Bipul Pokharel, President, Federation of Nepali Journalists Advocate. Anjita Khanal, Secretary General, Nepal Bar Association
On Wednesday June 1 2023 at 01:00 UTC the Internet Society Cybersecurity Special Interest Group (Cybersecurity SIG) presents a webinar ‘Cybersecurity Certifications – How to Start‘. Guest speakers from the Cybersecurity SIG will sift through the numerous cybersecurity certifications and share how they selected their certifications and how this helped in their cybersecurity career.
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