The Geneva Dialogue on Responsible Behaviour in Cyberspace aims to map the roles and responsibilities of actors — states, the business sector, civil society, and the academic and tech communities — in contributing to greater security and stability in cyberspace in the context of international peace and security; identify good practices and possible gaps in existing efforts; and, ideally put forward recommendations for overcoming such gaps | An expert workshop was held in Geneva 1-2 November 2018 |
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The project aims to: convene global business sector actors to discuss responsible behaviour in cyberspace; assist the business sector to develop its capacities to understand, follow, and meaningfully contribute to international policy and diplomatic processes; and, facilitate dialogue among global businesses towards shaping principles and an action plan contributing to the global efforts at the UN and elsewhere | to download the document and add your good practices |
It focused on possible global collaboration for developing trustworthy supply chains and secure digital technologies to facilitate financial and economic recovery.
11The welfare of our societies increasingly depends on digital technologies, which are vulnerable and prone to cyberattacks | Develop common policy baseline requirements for boosting the security of digital products and look into approaches for the broad implementation of the agreed baseline requirements |
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In its first phase, the Geneva Dialogue on Responsible Behavior analysed the roles and responsibilities of states, industry actors, civil society, and academic and tech communities in contributing to greater security and stability in cyberspace | The second phase of the dialogue is led by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs FDFA , and implemented by DiploFoundation |
The first phase was led by the FDFA in co-operation with the Geneva Internet Platform GIP , the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research UNIDIR , ETH Zurich, and the University of Lausanne.
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