Hoy viernes 26 de noviembre 2021 a las 22:00 UTC el grupo Internet de las Cosas y Ciberseguridad para América Latina y el Caribe (IoT CiberSec LAC) presenta un webinar ‘Seguridad en Internet de las Cosas‘. El internet de las cosas es una tecnología que posibilita conectar diferentes objetos -como dispositivos electrónicos, electrodomésticos, vehículos autónomos o casas conectadas, entre otros- a internet y a otros dispositivos como teléfonos inteligentes y computadoras. Pero……. ¿qué tan seguros estamos?
SPEAKER Ing. Gustavo Giannattasio, Uruguay Chapter Chair, IEEE ComSoc
On Monday November 22 2021 at from 14:00-16:30 EST (19:00-21:30 UTC) the Internet Society Canada Chapter, in association with British High Commission Ottawa and the U.S. Embassy Canada, hosts an online forum ‘Defending Against Cyber Threats‘. With the digital transformation in full swing, cyber threats against businesses and critical infrastructure continue to increase—sparking a critical and ongoing discussion on the ever-evolving threat landscape and potential solutions. Cyber espionage is one of the most pervasive menaces afflicting the innovation economy. Universities are battling a series of IP theft vectors. These rising threats, and beyond, must be addressed to ensure the security and prosperity of both the economy and ourselves.
HOSTS Franca Palazzo, ISOC Canada David Reed MBE, British High Commission Ottawa Sara Wilshaw, Chief Trade Commissioner, Canada MODERATOR – Mary Jane Dykeman, INQ Law
PANEL 1 Protecting Businesses and Critical Infrastructure from Cyber Attacks Robert W. Gordon, Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange (CCTX) Kush M. Sharma, former CISO, City of Toronto Dr. Richard J. Harknett, University of Cincinnati Shawn M., Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)
PANEL 2 IP Theft & Cyber Espionage Amalia Barthel, University of Toronto Dr. Ramesh Rajaduray, IIPCC Scott Smith, Kloke.ai / Managedprivacy.ca MODERATOR – Bonnie Butlin, Security Partners’ Forum
Today Tuesday 18 May 2021 at 18:00 CAT (16:00 UTC) the Computer Society of Botswana (CSB) and ISOC Botswana Chapter will collaborate to host the ‘CyberSecurity: Fast-tracking Botswana to Prosperity‘ Webinar. The webinar will invite industry experts to discuss (i) the current cybersecurity situation of Botswana (ii) fast-tracking the implementation of relevant legislation and frameworks.
GUEST Dr Oteng Tabona, Botswana International University of Science and Technology
Première table ronde : Résilience d’internet, vers une résilience de la société ?
Oriane Piquer-Louis, Présidente, Fédération FDN Olivier Corolleur, sous-directeur des communications électroniques et des postes, ?DGE Francesca Musiani, Chargé de recherche, CNRS, Vice-Présidente recherche de l’Internet Society France Modérateur : Samih Souissi, Arcep, membre du comité d’organisation du FGI France
Deuxième table ronde : Cybersécurité, vers une nouvelle souveraineté numérique ?
Rayna Stamboliyska, Vice-Présidente Governance & Public Affairs, YesWeHack Philippe Latombe, Député de la Vendée Yves Verhoeven, sous-directeur en charge de la Stratégie à l’ANSSI Modérateur : Lucien Castex, Afnic, co-président du comité d’organisation du FGI France
CyberNextDC is one of the leading cybersecurity policy conferences in DC. This year’s event will be hosted online over two days, November 17 and 18. The event will focus on the national cybersecurity strategy in the next Presidential term, combatting cybercrime, and global policy trends and developments around cybersecurity certifications. Participants will provide insights into long-standing cyber issues, such as information sharing and public-private collaboration, as well as discuss more recent problems, such as the scourge of ransomware. Speakers include high-level government policymakers, Coalition and Alliance member representatives, and foreign government officials.
PANEL Anne Dunn-Baleilevuka, Commissioner, Online Safety Commission (OSC) Torrin Marquardt, International Engagement Manager, Standards Australia Suetena Faatuuala Loia, Acting CEO, Information Communication Technology Division, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology Klee Aiken, Principal Pacific Partnership Advisor,CERT NZ Kensly Joses, Operations Manager, CERT VU
MODERATOR William Tibben, Senior Lecturer, University of Wollongong
FACILITATOR Timoci Tuisawau, General Manager Information Technology and Projects, HFC Bank
On Tuesday 29 March 2022 at 11:30 MUT (07:30 UTC) the IEEE Middlesex University Mauritius Student Branch will be delivering its first hybrid webinar ‘Cybersecurity Implications of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict‘.
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