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11 UN Norms of Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace

In today’s interconnected world, understanding UN norms for state behaviour in cyberspace is crucial. These norms promote stability, security, and international cooperation, guiding states to prevent misuse of ICTs, protect critical infrastructure, respect human rights, and ensure responsible reporting of vulnerabilities.

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Course Overview

  • Overview of UN Norms: Explore the collective expectations for responsible behaviour in the global digital landscape.
  • State Cooperation: Learn about the expectations for states to collaborate in developing measures to enhance ICT stability and security.
  • Preventing Harmful ICT Practices: Understand the importance of preventing ICT practices that threaten international peace and security.
  • Information Exchange: Discover how states can cooperate by exchanging information and assisting each other in combating cyber threats.
  • Combating Cybercrime: Examine the cooperative measures states can take to address terrorist and criminal use of ICTs.
  • Human Rights Protection: Discuss the need for states to ensure that ICT security measures respect human rights and privacy.
  • Freedom of Expression: Highlight the importance of safeguarding the right to freedom of expression in the digital age.
  • Preventing Malicious ICT Tools: Explore how states can lead efforts to prevent the spread of malicious ICT tools and techniques.
  • Actionable Steps: Gain insights into practical steps for implementing these norms to ensure responsible state behaviour in cyberspace.
  • Supply Chain Integrity: Learn about the steps states must take to ensure the security and integrity of the ICT supply chain.

Agenda at a Glance

Introduction and Overview

Welcome remarks and an overview of the 11 UN norms for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace.

State Cooperation and Information Exchange

Discussing state cooperation in developing ICT security measures and the importance of information exchange to combat cyber threats.

Human Rights and Privacy Protection

Ensuring ICT security measures respect human rights, privacy, and the promotion of freedom of expression in the digital age.

Securing the ICT Supply Chain

Steps for states to ensure the integrity and security of the ICT supply chain, and preventing the spread of malicious ICT tools and techniques.

Schedule of Classes

Course Curriculum

1 Subject

11 UN Norms of Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace

Meet Your Expert

Jyothi Ramaswamy

Jyothi Ramaswamy is a distinguished cybersecurity professional with over 25 years of experience at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), including 15 years dedicated to information security and cybersecurity.

Expertise: Cyber Security Specialist, Consultant, Trainer, Head of Cyber Security Delivery Services, and Security Auditor.

Current Role: Enhancing cybersecurity posture and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Certifications: BTech in Electronics and Communication, MS in Software Systems, CISM, CRISC, and CRISP.

Contributions: Developed security awareness programs and improved risk management practices.

Previous Experience: 25 years at Tata Consultancy Services, focusing on information security and cybersecurity.

Jyothi's vast expertise and commitment to advancing cybersecurity practices make her a highly respected figure in the cybersecurity domain.


Frequently Asked Questions

We have answered all common questions below that you might have about the event. For any further queries, Kindly contact at team@globalcybersecurityassociation.com

What is the GCA event about?

The event provides an in-depth exploration of the 11 UN norms for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace, focusing on their importance for global stability, security, and cooperation.

Who should attend this event?

This event is suitable for cybersecurity professionals, IT experts, policy makers, and anyone interested in understanding international cyber norms and their practical implications.

When and where is the event taking place?

The event will be held on August 31, 2024 at 04:00 PM IST. Online meeting details will be provided upon registration.

Is there a registration fee?

No, the event is free of charge. However, seats are limited, so early registration is recommended.

Will there be networking opportunities?

Yes, there will be opportunities to network with fellow attendees and experts during and after the event.

Can I earn professional development credits for attending?

We are exploring options for professional development credits. Please check with us closer to the event date for updates.

How can I register for the event?

Registration can be done online via our event registration portal. Details will be available on our event website.

Will the event be recorded for later viewing?

Yes, the event will be recorded, and registered attendees will receive access to the recording after the event.

Who is the presenter, and why are they speaking at this event?

The presenter is Jyothi Ramaswamy, a seasoned cybersecurity professional with extensive experience in the field. She will share insights on the UN norms and their impact on global cybersecurity practices.

How can I contact the event organizers for more information?

For more information, you can email us at team@globalcybersecurityassociation.com or visit our event website for updates.

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Assessment & Certificate

    Upon completion of the program and successfully passing the assessment, learners will receive a GCA certificate. The certificate will also indicate the number of hours, which can be used toward meeting Continuing Professional Education (CPE) requirements.