CEFCYS - Cercle des Femmes de la CyberSécurité’s Post

🆕 New community analysis by Angelica Marotta, Ph.D. 📈   Tomorrow it's International Women’s Day 2024. ♀️ 👩 Leading up to this important and joyful day, Cyberhive EUROPE by ECSO publishes content about ‘women in cyber’. In Angelica’s newest articles, she focusses on the intricate nature of AI, which poses challenges and issues for women. Especially, regarding the detection and correction of biases related to women. Angelica lists two key initiatives which can address and mitigate AI bias impacting women negatively: diversifying data, and, increasing representation. Interested in more articles on women and cybersecurity? Stay tuned for tomorrow, when we will announce and launch a special series for women in cyber! 🚀   👉 Our members can log in and find her analysis here: https://lnkd.in/e3255xBu 💬 Engage with the article, or join our 'friends of the hive' Signal group to get in touch with Angelica. 💪 Join our Signal group: https://lnkd.in/eynBzM-e European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) Women4Cyber Foundation #CyberhiveEUROPE #ECSO #Digital #European #cybersecurity #marketplace

"Women's Cyber Odyssey: Navigating the Digital Realm with Your Insights" ⭐ Hello LinkedIn Global Community ! ⭐ I'm conducting a research survey on the dynamic landscape of gender-biased cyber crime, particularly focusing on the experiences of women. A survey to explore the impact of technology on reporting and addressing crimes against women. 🔆Survey Highlights: 01. Explore your awareness and usage of safety applications. 02. Share your opinions on the effectiveness of existing tools. 03. Contribute to discussions on barriers to technology adoption. 📊 Why Your Voice Matters: This survey aims to shed light on the evolving nature of cyber threats and the impact on women. As we delve into the intricate web of cyber dynamics, your insights become keystones in building a resilient and inclusive digital future. Your unique experiences transcend borders, contributing to a global dialogue, is crucial in understanding the challenges and opportunities in leveraging technology. 🫂 Be Part of the Change: Let's work together to create safer environments. Your input can influence future developments in technology for addressing crimes against women. 🔗 Survey Link: https://lnkd.in/grn9eFnb 🌍 Global Collaboration, Local Impact: Tag your global connections and let's amplify our impact together. Your network's perspectives are integral to this worldwide conversation. #GlobalCyberInquiry #DigitalEmpowerment #CyberSecurity #GlobalSurvey #WomenSafety #LinkedInCommunity #EmpowerWomen #techcommunity #crime

Our VP leïla Abajadi is working hand in hand 💜 with our #volunteers Mercedes M Diaz Sanchez to #inspireinclusion in #cybersecurity 👌 Leila is also the heart behind our look&feel 🙌 Debating Europe report is talking about the #teamwork = dreamwork as well, while quoting the views from 2000 Europeans from 7 countries: " #Tech can help businesses become more efficient and productive, it can create new jobs in areas such as computing, engineering, security and research and development, and it can help improve people's quality of life by providing them access to new products and services, such as education, health and entertainment” 💡 https://lnkd.in/eVxW92Xc #allforall #W4CBE #IWD2024 cc Women4Cyber Foundation w// European Commission European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) digital.security

Global Mentors Conference 2023 is holding today. I will be moderation part of the session on cybersecurity risk with Saudia from Netherlands join us by register. Is not only meant for women.

Last night marked the opening of the 2024 edition of the Paris Cyber Summit, of which Paris Europlace is a partner. Several invited Paris Europlace members thus had the opportunity to exchange views with experts from many countries represented, on the following 2024 theme: "Is Artificial Intelligence a game changer for cyber policies?". Indeed, with the #digital age expanding its scope and ambitions, new risks are arising, especially around #cybersecurity. Growing interdependencies and more sophisticated interconnexions are a challenge for authorities to mitigate incidents and for firms to ensure business continuity in adverse circumstances. Law enforcement’s work has thus to keep up with the evolving #cybercrime landscape, as new threats to financial services could immediately impact economies and businesses. Consequently, operationalized partnerships with the private sector are crucial to addressing the digitalization of crime. In addition, #AI is lowering the threshold for entry into the criminal business world. Therefore, with barriers to entry easier to overcome for both cybercriminals and nation-state actors, combating cyber threats calls for a large cooperation between regional and global sources of expertise. In that respect, according to the Global Cyber Strategies Index proposed by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), #France benefits from a comprehensive strategy to face civilian and military national cyber #defense, digital content, #data privacy, critical #infrastructure protection, e-commerce, and cybercrime. Indeed, among #G7 countries, only two have this holistic, broad coverage: https://lnkd.in/ezdsAbJn But even if the European Union has recently taken some regulatory initiatives (#NIS2 and #DORA), it is more necessary than ever to exchange at a world level on risk management and new scenarios. Paris Europlace is glad to partner with Paris Cyber Summit to boost these international relationships and to better develop a common knowledge based on best practices to contribute to ensure companies and financial marketplaces remain resilient. Paris Europlace also happy to welcome all experts and relevant authorities in its cybersecurity working group chaired by Antoine CREUX. Many thanks to Sébastien Garnault Pierre-Alexandre Houver Nicolas BOUROT Leroy Terrelonge III Thomas Rocafull Mathilde Carle Sophie Le Goff Pavlina Pavlova Akram A. for making the 2024 Paris Cyber Summit another great success in that domain.

Deeply honored to have been a speaker at the Cybertech Africa 2023 conference! 🙏🎤 It was an incredible opportunity to share knowledge but also connect with professionals in the Cyber Security space. I enjoyed contributing to meaningful discussions around women in Cybertech and I hope this makes a positive impact. #WomenInCybertech#CybertechAfrica2023# #KnowledgeSharing#GenderInclusiveness#

The fourth episode of our podcast series, Patching the System, titled “Would the proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty hurt more than it helps?” dives into how the current cybercrime treaty proposal on the table at the United Nations is raising concerns among private companies and nonprofit organizations alike. Some fear it covers too broad a scope of crime and could fail to protect free speech and other human rights across borders while not having the intended effect of combatting cybercrime.   The episode features Nick Ashton-Hart, Head of Delegation to the Cybercrime Convention Negotiations for the Cybersecurity Tech Accord, and Katitza Rodriguez Pereda, Policy Director for Global Privacy at a civil society organization, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). Together, they discuss the provisions currently included in the proposed Russia-sponsored UN cybercrime treaty and why they might cause more problems than they solve. Listen to this conversation and all future episodes here: https://bit.ly/3QYJReW”    #PatchingTheSystem #podcast #cybercrimetreaty #cybersecurity #UN 

Paris: Signing of a cooperation agreement on cyber security At the Paris Cyber Summit 2024, ACN - Alliance pour la Confiance Numérique and IT Security Association Germany (TeleTrusT) signed a partnership agreement and emphasised closer cooperation on cyber security policy issues: European priorities for the digital trust industry I. Cybersecurity 1. Strengthening the European cybersecurity ecosystem 2. Leverage Europe's strengths to create European champions 3. Europe's strategic autonomy should be priority for the European Parliament and the European Commission 4. Introduction of a Buy European Trust Act 5. Effective implementation of the certification system drawn up by ENISA II. Digital identity 1. Promoting the use of trusted digital identities 2. A high-level, interoperable digital identity as a guarantee of European digital sovereignty III. Trusted artificial intelligence Ensuring that the trust placed in artificial intelligence systems enables their full adoption in Europe IV. Regulation of the digital market Better regulation of the digital market to promote European digital sovereignty and strategic autonomy V. Encryption Guarantee the fundamental role of encryption in digital trust Daniel Le-Coguic, ACN, Atos Dr. Holger Mühlbauer, TeleTrusT Jean-Pierre QUEMARD, Kuzul An Traezhenn Roland Atoui, Red Alert Labs Yoann Kassianides, ACN Guillemette Jahn, ACN Andreas Walbrodt, enclaive Michael Leuchtner, Nexus Nils Karn, Mitigant Markus Bartsch, TÜViT Sébastien Garnault MAISON DE LA CHIMIE

Let's talk about accountability. For two years The Stimson Center's Cyber Program has been reading, writing, and thinking about #cyber accountability, and next week we will release a major report on the topic. The report examines accountability and transparency mechanisms from ten non-cyber transnational threats such as arms control, outer space security, human rights, ozone, and the private security industry, to name a few. We have asked: do any of these practices and approaches have relevance for the cyber domain? If so, how can they be applied to existing cyber governance models and fora, or in response to specific cyber threats? How can we improve the implementation of law and norms? While there may not be one silver "accountability bullet", we believe that there is good practice to look to, and our report presents a toolkit of possible options for policymakers and stakeholders alike. If you are curious to learn more and will be in New York next week, please join our #UNCyberOEWG side event on Tuesday, 9 July from 1:15-2:45 at the Permanent Mission of Canada. Space is limited, please register by Friday: https://lnkd.in/g66CPndw And if you won't be in NYC, not to worry! More events, including online and in Washington, are planned for later this year. James Siebens Shreya Lad

#cybersecurity concerns everyone. No one can avoid it. This is the most important insight that our colleague Anna Wagner took away from the European Women in Technology in Amsterdam.   Anna, an embedded developer, is a #securitychampion in our projects and ensures that the topic of IT security is considered from the very beginning of the development process.   That's why her absolute highlight at the conference was the presentation "The Hackers Guide to Kubernetes" by Patrycja Wegrzynowicz: "At the beginning, Patrycja invited all the audience members to create an account on her website - only with false user data. Then, live and in real time, she hacked this website in front of us to demonstrate how easy it is to attack the default Kubernetes configuration."   After 10 minutes, the entire traffic with all user data suddenly ran across the screen. This demonstration was very impressive for Anna: "Among developers, there is often the impression that you don't have to pay attention to security with large, well-known software products, because others have certainly already thought about it. But now I am finally convinced that no one should shirk this topic. This was a world-class cyber security memorial!"   Together with our developers Hannah Magin, Annina Gschwilm, Lina Medina, and Safa kraiem, Anna gathered a lot of impressions at the European Women in Tech in Amsterdam: relevant talks, on the pulse of time, excitingly told. Great organisation, even in the back seats everything was understood and easy to see. In addition, you could take a break from the crowd in a rest area. Women in Technology World Series #EWIT23 More about our Security Champions: https://lnkd.in/eb7PevSt