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Contributions to the 1st Facilitation Meeting and the WSIS Action Line C5 Process
First Day of the Meeting - 15 May 2006 Session 1: Meeting Opening and Welcome Welcoming Address: Roberto BLOIS (biography), Deputy Secretary-General, ITU *Welcoming Address* Chairman's Opening Remarks: Stein SCHJOLBERG (biography ), Chief Judge, Moss District Court, Norway, & Editor, Cybercrimelaw.net Opening Remarks Session 2: WSIS-from Geneva to Tunis Speaker: Charles GEIGER (biography), Executive Director, WSIS Executive Secretariat *Presentation: WSIS - A Call for Implementation* Speaker: Tim KELLY (biography), Head, Strategy and Policy Unit (SPU), ITU *Presentation: Report on the Consultation Meeting of WSIS Action Line Facilitators, 24 February 2006* *Presentation: WSIS Stocktaking Exercise (WSIS Action Ling C5) - The Next Steps* Session 3: Beyond WSIS - Action Line C5 and Actors Speaker: Robert SHAW (biography), Deputy Head, Strategy and Policy Unit (SPU), ITU Presentation: WSIS Outcomes: Building Confidence and Security in the use of ICTs Speaker: Isabelle ABELE-WIGERT (biography), Research Fellow, Center of Security Studies, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland, co-author of International Critical Information Infrastructure (CIIP) Protection Handbook (2006) Presentation: Challenges Governments Face in the Field of CIIP - Stakeholders and Perspectives Session 4: Perspectives on Promoting Global Cybersecurity Chairperson's remarks: Seymour GOODMAN (biography), Georgia Institute of Technology, United States of America Presentation Andrea PIROTTI (biography), Executive Director, European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) Presentation: ENISA’s Contribution to the Development of Network and Information Security within the Community Speaker: Michele MARKOFF (biography), Senior Coordinator, International Critical Infrastructure Protection, Bureau of Political Military Affairs, State Department, United States of America Presentation: Framework for National Action Presentation: Model National Plan 1 Presentation: Model National Plan 2 Speaker: Janice RICHARDSON (biography), Insafe Project Manager, European Schoolnet and Safer Internet Presentation: Insafe - a European Approach to Cyber-safety Session 5: Building Trust - National Legal Approaches and International Legal Coordination for Global Cybersecurity Speaker: Stein SCHJOLBERG (biography), Chief Judge, Moss District Court, Norway & Editor, Cybercrimelaw.net Presentation: Building Trust - National Legal Approaches and International Legal Coordination for Global Cybersecurity Speaker: Betty-Ellen SHAVE (biography), Senior Counsel/Coordinator for International Computer Crime Matters, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, Department of Justice, United States of America Presentation Speaker: Margaret KILLERBY (biography), Head of the Department of Crime Problems, Council of Europe Presentation: The Convention on Cybercrime Speaker: Mark GOODMAN (biography), Senior Advisor, Interpol Steering Committee on Information Technology Crime, Interpol Presentation: Interpol’s Role in Fighting High Tech Crime Second Day of the Meeting - 16 May 2006 Session 6: Perspectives on Promoting Global Cybersecurity cont’d Speaker : Art REILLY (biography), Senior Director, CISCO Systems and Representative for the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) *Presentation: A Business Perspective on Promoting Cybersecurity* Speaker: Sarah ANDREWS (biography), Policy Analyst for Consumer Policy, Privacy and Information Security, OECD *Presentation: The OECD Trust Agenda - Promoting Security and Confidence* Speaker: Bertrand DE LA CHAPELLE (biography), WSIS Online, Civil Society Representative *Presentation: Digital Identity and Privacy* Session 7: Partnerships for Developing Watch, Warning and Incident Response Capabilities Speaker : Suresh RAMASUBRAMANIAN (biography), Manager, Outblaze, India Presentation: Shared Incident Response-Towards Mitigation of Spam and Net Abuse Speaker: Ahmed SINDI (biography), Deputy Governor for Information Technology, Communications and Information Technology Commission, Saudi Arabia Presentation: Cyber Security Initiatives in Saudi Arabia Speaker: John HARRISON (biography), Consultant, National Infrastructure Security Co-ordination Centre (NISCC), United Kingdom Presentation: WARPs - Warning, Advice and Reporting Points Speaker: Tomas LAMANAUSKAS (biography), Deputy Director, Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania (RRT) Presentation: Direction to Success-Public and Private Sector Partnership Speaker: Nabil SAHLI (biography), Head of the CERT/TCC and CEO of the National Agency for Computer Security, Tunisia Presentation: Insights into the Tunisian Experience and Strategy in the Establishment of National Watch, Warning and Incident Response Capabilities Session 8: ITU Contributions to Promoting Partnerships for Global Cybersecurity Speaker : Alexander NTOKO (biography), Chief, E-Strategies Unit, ITU-D, Report on Resolution 45 from the 2006 ITU World Telecommunication Development Conference: “Mechanisms for enhancing cooperation on cybersecurity, including combating spam” Presentation: Cooperation on Cybersecurity including Combating Spam Speaker: Christine SUND (biography), Policy Analyst, Strategy and Policy Unit (SPU), ITU Presentation: The Global Cybersecurity Gateway - An Online Reference Source of National Cybersecurity Initiatives and Websites Worldwide Speaker: Georges SEBEK (biography), Counsellor of ITU-T Study Group 17, ITU Presentation: ITU-T Work on Security Presentation of ITU study on “A Methodology for Measuring the Capability to Counter Cybersecurity-related offenses”: Benoît MOREL (biography), Professor, Carnegie Mellon University. Presentation: A Methodology for Measuring the Capability to Counter Cybersecurity-related Offenses Session 9: Partnership for Global Cybersecurity – The Way Forward Moderated Discussion Moderator: Robert SHAW (biography), Deputy Head, Strategy and Policy Unit (SPU), ITU Presentation: WSIS Outcomes and Building confidence and security in the use of ICTs - The Way Forward? Session 10: Close of Meeting Chairperson's Closing Remarks: Stein SCHJOLBERG (biography), Chief Judge, Moss District Court, Norway, & Editor, Cybercrimelaw.net Closing Remarks
Other Contributions
Statement by the Representative of the Russian Federation at the C5 Facilitation Meeting, 16 May 2006 Contribution from the Russian Federation Contribution from the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Indonesia, May 2006 National Cybersecurity Policy & Implementation for Government of Indonesia Study on “A Methodology for Measuring the Capability to Counter Cybersecurity-related Offenses”: by Benoît Morel, Carnegie Mellon University A Methodology for Measuring the Capability to Counter Cybersecurity-related Offenses ITU Member States, meeting participants and other interested parties are encouraged to send in their WSIS Action Line C5 and cybersecurity related contributions. All contributions will be posted on this website. Please send your contributions to cybersecurity @ itu.int. Other Contributions

Meeting Audiocast Archives Based on the first facilitation meeting held in May 2006, work programmes in three focus areas have been initiated, in addition to ongoing activities in the area of spam and related threats. Focus Area 1 (National Strategies) involves the development of a generic model framework or toolkit that national policy-makers could use to develop and implement a national cybersecurity programme. Focus Area 2 (Legal Frameworks) considers capacity-building on the harmonization of cybercrime legislation, the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime, and enforcement. Focus Area 3 (Watch, Warning and Incident Response) looks at information-sharing of best practices on developing watch, warning and incident response capabilities. Focus Area 4 is dedicated to spam and related threats. The guiding themes for this second facilitation meeting were: progress by stakeholders in implementation activities in these focus areas, consideration of future framework discussions to improve international cooperation and coordination in the above domains as well as future work plans. For background on WSIS Action Line C5, please see here Further enquiries can be directed to gca@itu.int
Meeting Presentations and Contributions to the C5 Process Based on the first facilitation meeting held in May 2006, work programmes in three focus areas have been initiated, in addition to ongoing activities in the area of spam and related threats. Focus Area 1 (National Strategies) involves the development of a generic model framework or toolkit that national policy-makers could use to develop and implement a national cybersecurity programme. Focus Area 2 (Legal Frameworks) considers capacity-building on the harmonization of cybercrime legislation, the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime, and enforcement. Focus Area 3 (Watch, Warning and Incident Response) looks at information-sharing of best practices on developing watch, warning and incident response capabilities. Focus Area 4 is dedicated to spam and related threats. The guiding themes for this second facilitation meeting were: progress by stakeholders in implementation activities in these focus areas, consideration of future framework discussions to improve international cooperation and coordination in the above domains as well as future work plans. For background on WSIS Action Line C5, please see here Further enquiries can be directed to gca@itu.int

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