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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 3-day hybrid event will feature 1-day plenary sessions dedicated to presentations and discussions on cybersecurity trends and practices in Internet service providers across the region and Europe, initiatives and policy frameworks to incentivize public-private collaboration and cross-border cooperation, including the World Economic Forum Partnership against cybercrime, and two days of interactive workshops.
EU CyberNet, the EU’s external cyber capacity building network introduced in GCEM issue 6, has recently been granted an extended mandate with new tasks. With the CynAct platform now online and regular events taking place for the cyber security experts enlisted in the network, the project is to launch a new competence center for the Latin American and Caribbean region as well as to reach out to the EU Delegations worldwide. Siim Alatalu, Director of EU CyberNet, explains why this would be a good time to get involved.
EU CyberNet participates in the first national cyber exercise of Dominican Republic “Cyber llamas” and our Advisory Group visits the site of future Latin America and the Caribbean Cyber Competence Centre in the framework of a feasibility study.
The Council of the EU welcomes in its Conclusions the establishment and implementation of the EU CyberNet in order to increase cyber resilience and capacities worldwide. The Conclusions provide guidance to support partner countries in tackling the growing challenge of malicious cyber activities.
The 2nd EU CyberNet Annual Conference aims to take stock of and reflect on the implications of these various developments on EU CCB 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.
