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Cyber Security: A National Priority in a Global Context
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Security is one of the key themes of the Internet Governance Forum, and for good reason as we all need to take steps to protect ourselves and other users online. If the medium isn’t trusted, we risk losing its benefits.
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Latest Activity: Jul 29, 2012
WORKSHOP 6: CYBER SECURITY: A NATIONAL PRIORITY IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT
Cyber security issues are of increasing importance and attention and have the potential to impact all Internet users from civil society, the private sector, academia and governments. The aim of the session is to discuss efforts in the United States to address cyber security challenges and the relationship between those efforts and global Internet operations and cyber security concerns. How do existing efforts complement one another; where are there tensions or missed opportunities for collaboration? What are the broader implications for the relationship between civil liberties, innovation, and security? What roles and responsibilities do different stakeholders play and how should they be carried out? How are domestic objectives and policies viewed in the larger global context, including Internet governance?
Organizing Team:
Iren Borissova, VeriSign
Liesyl Franz, TechAmerica
Brenden Kuerbis, Internet Governance Project, Syracuse University
Audrey Plonk, Intel Corporation
Jonathan Zuck, Association for Competitive Technology
Workshop Moderator:
Liesyl Franz, TechAmerica
Featured Speakers:
Don Blumenthal, Attorney, Consultant, and Professor; Senior Principal, DMB Associates, LLC
Aimee Larsen Kirkpatrick, Director, Communications and Outreach, National Cyber Security Alliance
Greg Nojeim, Senior Counsel and Director of CDT's Project on Freedom, Security and Technology, Center for Democracy and Technology
Christopher Painter, Acting Senior Director for Cybersecurity at the National Security Council
Ken Silva, Chief Technology Officer, VeriSign
Jennifer Warren, Vice President, Technology Policy & Regulation, Government & Regulatory Affairs, Lockheed Martin
Related Information (links):
White House Cyber Security 60-Day Review and link to Cyberspace Policy Review
Input into White House Cyber Security 60-Day Review
Remarks by President Obama on release on the Cyberspace Policy Review: May 29, 2009
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Cyber security issues are of increasing importance and attention and have the potential to impact all Internet users from civil society, the private sector, academia and governments. The aim of the session is to discuss efforts in the United States to address cyber security challenges and the relationship between those efforts and global Internet operations and cyber security concerns. How do existing efforts complement one another; where are there tensions or missed opportunities for collaboration? What are the broader implications for the relationship between civil liberties, innovation, and security? What roles and responsibilities do different stakeholders play and how should they be carried out? How are domestic objectives and policies viewed in the larger global context, including Internet governance?
Organizing Team:
Iren Borissova, VeriSign
Liesyl Franz, TechAmerica
Brenden Kuerbis, Internet Governance Project, Syracuse University
Audrey Plonk, Intel Corporation
Jonathan Zuck, Association for Competitive Technology
Workshop Moderator:
Liesyl Franz, TechAmerica
Featured Speakers:
Don Blumenthal, Attorney, Consultant, and Professor; Senior Principal, DMB Associates, LLC
Aimee Larsen Kirkpatrick, Director, Communications and Outreach, National Cyber Security Alliance
Greg Nojeim, Senior Counsel and Director of CDT's Project on Freedom, Security and Technology, Center for Democracy and Technology
Christopher Painter, Acting Senior Director for Cybersecurity at the National Security Council
Ken Silva, Chief Technology Officer, VeriSign
Jennifer Warren, Vice President, Technology Policy & Regulation, Government & Regulatory Affairs, Lockheed Martin
Related Information (links):
White House Cyber Security 60-Day Review and link to Cyberspace Policy Review
Input into White House Cyber Security 60-Day Review
Remarks by President Obama on release on the Cyberspace Policy Review: May 29, 2009
StaySafeOnline
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