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Fresh insights and news from EU CyberNet's activities and contributions around the world

At CAMP 2024: AI-age incident response needs to evolve with technology

This week, Liina Areng, the Director of EU CyberNet participated in the CAMP 2024 Annual Meeting in Seoul to share Estonia’s and Europe’s perspective in cybersecurity with special emphasis on ransomware and artificial intelligence.
Conclusions from the Workshop to Strengthen Regional Cyber Norms Guidance through Practice-Based Approaches and the Case of Ransomware

EU CyberNet and LAC4 co-hosted on 8th July a workshop in New York in the premises of Estonian Mission to the UN to strengthen regional cyber norms guidance through practice-based approaches and the case of ransomware as a side-event of the UN Open-ended Working Group on ICTs together with RUSI, Estonia, Chile and the Dominican Republic.
EU Cyber Diplomacy Fellowship to conclude with the visit to New York

EU Cyber Diplomacy Fellowship (EU:CD Fellowship) will have its final activity this week with the fellows’ visit to New York to participate at the UN’s Open-Ended Working Group on ICTs.
C-DAYS Conference “+Prevention”: Level your skills UP to advance efforts in building cyber capacity worldwide

Cecilia Popa, Experts Lead of EU CyberNet, participated as a Keynote Speaker at the 10th edition of the C-DAYS conference on the topic of “EU projects for Skills”, highlighting the EU CyberNet’s skillset framework which forms the foundation of our Experts Pool deployed worldwide to build cyber capacity.
Panel: Cyber Resilience Builds on Situational Awareness, Trainings and Exercising

On 18 June the EU CyberNet’s Training and Services Lead Lauri Aasmann took part of the EuRepoC Conference 2024 “Promises & Pitfalls for the EU’s Cyber Foreign and Security Policy” which focused on the attribution capacities of EU and private actors; emerging hybrid threats; the EU’s role in capacity building; and the intricate relation between critical infrastructure protection and conflict resolution in Europe.
Panel: Awareness-raising is a Complex, Non-linear Process Requiring Sustained and Multi-faceted Efforts, and International Cooperation

Liina Areng, Director of EU CyberNet and LAC4, participated in a panel at the Seminar on Security in the Digital Economy, hosted by Brazil under its G20 presidency in São Luís. The panel focused on raising public awareness about digital security.
Sille Arikas: “What it is often missed is that it’s your own paycheck that is on the line in case of falling victim to a cyber-attack that hinders provision of the services””

Mini-interviews with EU CyberNet experts. Sille Arikas has been part of the Expert Pool for 3 years and has contributed to the work of EU CyberNet.
Panel: Cyber Security Implications for Port Infrastructure and Maritime Systems

EU CyberNet hosted a panel discussion at NATO CCD COE conference CyCon2024 “Over the Horizon” focusing on critical sector service provider’s resilience building.
EU CyberNet Participated in International Discussions on Cyber Capacity Building at UNHQ

This month, Silja-Madli Ossip, the Community Lead of EU CyberNet participated in multiple discussions at the United Nations Headquarters (UNHQ) – Global Roundtable on ICT Security Capacity-Building, OEWG Inter-sessional meeting on cyber threats posed by emerging technologies and a Side-Event on the future of responsible state behaviour in an evolving cyber capacity ecosystem.  
Annual Cyber Project Community Meeting Concluded in Brussels

On 15th May, EU CyberNet hosted the annual Cyber Project Community (CPC) meeting in cooperation with the European Commission’s Service for Foreign Policy Instruments and the European External Action Service (EEAS) to provide for a fora to the EU funded external cyber capacity building projects’ implementers to share information, facilitate cooperation and learn from each other’s best practices.   

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