[Governance] R: CTS-FGV + YaleISP + NYU webinars on Cybersecurity in Global South and BRICS

Mon Jul 25 13:29:29 EDT 2022

Dear Sala,

Yes, sure the panel did not aim at being exhaustive, representing the full spectrum of GS views, which are obviously much more complex. The purpose was to start a discussion with some examples. We will continue the discussion in some weeks with the BRICS perspective  and there will be more, coming soon https://law.yale.edu/yls-today/yale-law-school-events/governing-conversations-brics-cybersecurity

Governing Conversations: BRICS & Cybersecurity - Yale Law School<https://law.yale.edu/yls-today/yale-law-school-events/governing-conversations-brics-cybersecurity>
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Again, please bear in mind that this specific initiative is a 1hour webinar. We are all fully aware it would take a 1month conference to start having a picture of GS heterogeneity. Unfortunately, this is not feasible 🙂

All the best
Luca

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Oggetto: Re: [Governance] CTS-FGV + YaleISP + NYU webinars on Cybersecurity in Global South and BRICS

Wonderful Luca although looking at the lineup wouldn’t say they were speaking for the Global South but for Brazil and Egypt as the South is so much wider than the perspectives of the panelists.

Sala

On Thu, 21 Jul 2022 at 13:38, lb lucabelli.net<http://lucabelli.net> via Governance <governance at lists.igcaucus.org<mailto:governance at lists.igcaucus.org>> wrote:

Dear colleagues,

In case you are interested in the discussion of Cybersecurity issues form Global South and BRICS perspectives, please note that today and on 18 August the Center for Technology and Society at FGV, Yale University’s Information Society Program, and NYU Digital Interests Lab are organising the debates mentioned below

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All the best

Luca

Cybersecurity in the Global South (21 July) 11:00 BRT (GMT-3)

https://law.yale.edu/yls-today/yale-law-school-events/governing-conversations-cybersecurity-global-south

This webinar aims at fostering debate of cyber norms, approaches and tools beyond the Global North narratives, with the ambition to explore the perspective of Global South stakeholders. Cybersecurity is central in international cooperation in the cyber domain, however, to strengthen a coherent and inclusive transnational governance approach in this field, particular attention should be paid on the fast-changing internet geography. Given that most of internet users are now located in the Global South, it is crucial to enhance a dialogue beyond Western-centric perspectives, and empower governments, business, and civil society actors from the Global South to play a key role in this debate.

By focusing mainly on low-income and middle-income-country perspectives, this webinar will aim at distilling relevant teachings and policy suggestions that may be useful for all stakeholders alike, regardless of their country of origin.

Speakers:

  *   Vanessa Copetti Cravo, Telecommunications Regulation Specialist & Member, Cybersecurity Technical Group of the Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency - ANATEL
  *   Mohamed Chawki, Senior Judge, Council of State of Egypt; Chairman, International Association of Cybercrime Prevention
  *   Andrea Calderaro, Director, Centre for Internet and Global Politics

Moderator: Luca Belli, Coordinator of the Center for Technology and Society at FGV, Director CyberBRICS

BRICS and Cybersecurity (18 August) 11:00 BRT (GMT-3)

https://law.yale.edu/yls-today/yale-law-school-events/governing-conversations-brics-cybersecurity

Cybersecurity in the BRICS Countries: norms, institutions, and international cooperation

This webinar will debate the most recent cybersecurity developments in the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) countries. Speakers will discuss the increasing relevance of cybersecurity for the BRICS countries, the recent national policymaking developments occurred in this area at the BRICS level, and the recent calls from BRICS leaders to enhance cooperation on cybersecurity matters.

The 2021 BRICS Summit Declaration enshrined the bloc’s five members pledged to pursue enhanced cooperation on cybersecurity issues, including by “establishing legal frameworks of cooperation among BRICS” and exploring the development of a BRICS intergovernmental agreement on cybersecurity.  This webinar will discuss BRICS cybersecurity concerns, and solutions from the perspectives of the BRICS countries.

Speakers

  *   Arindrajit Basu, Research Lead, Centre for Internet and Society, India
  *   Kseniia Ermoshina Researcher, CNRS Centre Internet et Société
  *   Sizwe Snail, Professor, Nelson Mandela University; Former Board Member, Information Regulator of South Africa
  *   Luca Belli, Coordinator, Center for Technology and Society at FGV: Director CyberBRICS

Moderator

  *   Sofia Chang, Researcher, CyberBRICS Project, Privacy team at NuBank

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