Day 3-24 April Day 2-23 April 2013

Transcription

1 Day 1-22 April Joint International Telecommunications Union (ITU) & Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) project to implement Child Online Protection: Workshop for Cameroon Kim SANCHEZ, Director of Online Security, Microsoft Networking Lunch Joint ITU & CTO project to implement Child Online Protection: Workshop for Nigeria Closing for the day Day 2-23 April Joint ITU & CTO project to implement Child Online Protection: Workshop for Ghana Networking Lunch Joint ITU & CTO project to implement Child Online Protection: Workshop for Mauritius Closing for the day Day 3-24 April 2013 Parallel Sessions Joint ITU & CTO project to implement Child Online Protection: Workshop for Gambia Special briefing session for Commonwealth Parliamentarians on electronic commerce cyberlaws A joint workshop by the CTO, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (continues after lunch) Networking Lunch Joint ITU & CTO project to implement Child Online Protection: Workshop for Sierra Leone Workshop Continues Closing for the day Cocktail Reception at Mont Febe Hotel 1

2 Day 4 - Thursday 25 April Opening Ceremony Jean Louis BEH MENGUE, Director General, Telecommunications Regulatory Board, Cameroon Prof Tim UNWIN, Secretary General, Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) Hon Jean-Pierre Biyiti Bi ESSAM, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Republic of Cameroon Chief Guest, Hon Philémon YANG, Prime Minister, Republic of Cameroon Coffee, Networking Break & Group Photograph Plenary Key Note Addresses Cybersecurity in the Commonwealth: Setting the stage Prof Tim UNWIN, Secretary General, Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation Cybergovernance and Growth Jamie SAUNDERS, Director- Cyber Policy, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK Critical Information Infrastructure Protection: Implications for developing countries David POLLINGTON, Director, International Security Relations, Microsoft Future of Internet Governance in Africa Nigel HICKSON, VP, Europe and Pierre DANDJINOU VP, Africa, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and numbers (ICANN) Cybercrime: The Cost of Crime The Benefits of Cooperation Alexander SEGER, Secretary of Cybercrime Convention Committee and Head of Data Protection and Cybercrime Division, Council of Europe Cyber-governance: Towards a Global Approach on Cybersecurity Mario MANIEWICZ, Chief, Department of Infrastructure, Enabling Environment and E-Applications, Telecommunication Development Bureau, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Networking Lunch 2

3 Parallel Streams Smart Devices: Customer Safety, Security and Privacy Dr. David TURAHI, Director Information Technology, Ministry of Information and Communications Technology, Uganda Welcome and Introduction : Microsoft & Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) Workshop: A practical approach to Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Facilitated by David POLLINGTON, Director of International Security Relations, Microsoft Stephen ADEGBITE, Director, Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) MTN Presentation TBA Senior Representative, MTN CIIP Overview and Risk Management Approach: Microsoft Presentation TBA Building the Case for Response Capacity Building: FIRST Building National Capacity for Cybersecurity Assurance Components of national cyber risk management Cybersecurity as a business continuity strategy Current capacity building programmes for Cybersecurity Marcel Belingue, Senior Manager Programmes, Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation Coffee and Networking Break Multilateral Legislative Frameworks: An Analysis of Budapest Convention Council of Europe Response Training: FIRST 3

4 16.45 Multilateral Legislative Frameworks: An Analysis of Industry CIIP Activities: Microsoft Budapest Convention (Continued) Q&A and Discussion: Microsoft and FIRST Close for the Day Reception by Council of Europe followed by Gala Dinner Gala Dinner at Hilton (Dress Smart) End Of Day 4 4

5 Day 5-26 April CERTs & Cybersecurity in Africa: coordination and security at all levels Status of setting up CERTs Impact and operational needs Jean Robert HOUNTOMEY, AFRICACERT Ms Carla LICCIARDELLO, Child Online Protection (COP) Policy Analyst Thomas Marcellin MANYANYE, Sub director, IT Unit, Telecommunications Regulatory Board, Cameroon Coffee & Networking Break Assessing the safety of women in Cyberspace Dr Margaret Niger-THOMAS, Director, Economic Empowerment of the Woman and the Family, MINPROFF and Lecturer, Women and Gender Studies, University of Buea, CAMEROON Dr Asheri KILO, TECHNICAL ADVISOR, MINISTRY OF ARTS AND CULTURE, CAMEROON Dr Eni MUNA Mbuagbaw, CITE VERTE DISTRICT HOSPITAL, YAOUNDE Ms Augusta Epuli ANJOH, Reference Multipurpose Center for the Promotion of Youths Susie HARGREAVES, CEO, Internet Watch Foundation Lunch Break International cooperation for security and resilience in Cyberspace ITU update on International cooperation Jean-Jacques MASSIMA-LANDJI, Head- ITU Area Office, Yaoundé, Cameroon Harmonizing Cyberlaws and regulations: the experience of the East African Community Ms Cécile Barayre-EL SHAMI, Programme Manager, E-commerce and Law Reform, ICT Analysis Section, Science, Technology and ICT Branch, Division on Technology and Logistics, UNCTAD 5

6 15.00 Internet resources and Cybersafety New Generic Top Level Domains Transition from IPV4 to IPV6 in Africa Deployment of DNS Security (DNSESC) Cybersecurity Strategies and Cybercrime Future of Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) Nigel HICKSON, Vice President, Europe, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) Pierre DANDJINOU, Vice President, Africa, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number( ICANN) Ms. Mary Nma UDUMA, President, Nigeria Internet Registration Association (the managers of.ng cctld) and Member of the Executive Committee of AfTLD Dr. Janvier NGOULAYE, Board Member, AFRINIC Victor NDONNANG, Internet Governance Specialist, ISOC Chapter, Cameroon Coffee & Networking Break Privacy vs. Security Managing conflicting interests Impact on governance and transparency Presentations: Privacy vs. Rights Ms Susie HARGREAVES, Chief Executive Officer, Internet Watch Foundation Privacy vs Security: You can t have both Ashley JELLEYMAN, General Manager - Information Assurance and Risk Assessment, BT Security Close of Cybersecurity Forum 6