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On 6 January 2022, EU CyberNet introduced a new event series – EU CyberNet Club Special, which looks at upcoming Council of the European Union Presidencies every six months.
The second EU CyberNet Annual Conference: Building Cyber Capacities in the Digital Decade took place on 28 October as a hybrid event at The EGG Brussels with a transmission to a Europe-wide audience. The conference took stock of and reflected on the implications of the various developments in EU cyber capacity building while bridging cybersecurity and digitalisation.
EU CyberNet in collaboration with the Organization of American States (OAS) is assisting Costa Rica and Jamaica in defining cyber threats against critical national infrastructure as part of the larger effort by these countries to review and implement their National Cyber Security Strategies.
The EU CyberNet, in collaboration with Cyber4Dev, Dominican Institute of Telecommunications (INDOTEL) and the National Cybersecurity Centre of the Dominican Republic are hosting a Regional Cybersecurity Conference for Internet Service Providers in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic from 19-21 October 2021.
The second EU CyberNet Annual Conference aims to take stock of and reflect on the implications of the various developments in EU cyber capacity building implementation with a hybrid event in Brussels and transmitted online to a Europe-wide audience.
Awareness raising seminars for executives on cybersecurity and digital society in Dominican Republic.
The second workshop for implementers of EU-funded cyber capacity building projects to foster our collaboration.
EU CyberNet Club is our new online event series where experts can learn from and discuss with other members of the EU CyberNet community of various issues that relate to cyber security. The topic of the first discussion on May 6th is “Secure digital identity”.
Cybersecurity is not dependent on one single nation. It requires effective cooperation and information sharing with other countries. EU CyberNet’s main goal is to bring together cyber security experts, policy officers and implementers so they could share knowledge, vision and experience in their fields.
