Download the Geneva Internet Conference Programme (15 November 2014)
Download the Geneva Internet Conference speaker bios
Download the Geneva Internet Conference Programme (15 November 2014)
Download the Geneva Internet Conference speaker bios
Summaries for the three questions discussed in the build-up to the Geneva Internet Conference.
# 1: How to overcome IG policy silos on global and national levels?
# 2: Whom do I contact if I want to raise my Internet governance (IG) concern?
# 3: Evidence and measurement in IG: What sort of data and numbers are we talking about?
See the Build-up tab on the conference page for more details.
Confidence building measures and international cyber security
Ambassador (ret.) Daniel Stauffacher, Editor
Camino Kavanagh, Rapporteur
Geneva, 2013
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A role for civil society?
ICTs, norms and confidence building measures in the context of international security
Camino Kavanagh and Daniel Stauffacher
Geneva, 2014
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Baseline Review: ICT-related processes & events
Implications for international and regional security (2011-2013)
Camino Kavanagh, Tim Maurer and Eneken Tikk-Ringas
Geneva, 2014
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Copyright 2014 Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zürich
Pendant longtemps, l'Internet a incarné une ressource mondiale tranascendant l'Etat. Il était synonym d'absence de frontières et de mondialisation. Main en 2013 cette vision a été ebranlée jusque dons ses bases par l'affaire Snowden. Dans la lutte actuelle pour la réorganisation de la gouvernance d'Internet la Suisse se positionne en tant que mediatrice importante.
Bern, 05.11.2014 - As part of the universal service, the minimum data rates for broadband internet connections will be doubled. This is one of the consequences of the Federal Council's approval of various amendments to ordinances in the telecommunications sector. These amendments improve transparency and the indication of prices for telecommunications services and value-added services and strengthen the means available to the Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM) in order to combat frequency spectrum interference.
The goal of this study by Tim Maurer and Robert Morgus 'is to contribute to greater clarity and understanding regarding terminology related to cyberspace and cybersecurity by offering a collection of existing definitions of related terms primarily provided by international organizations or standard setting bodies as well as by states through national (cyber-) security strategies and documents. These are complemented by terms from a few selected other sources such as the Oxford Dictionary on Computing'.
A webinar digest: Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance (7 October 2014)
In every policy area, informed policy-making requires access to data and evidence. Solutions simply cannot be advanced without an accurate scope of the problem. Internet governance and ICT policy are no exception. For policymakers to make informed decisions on combatting cybercrime, they need to know how big the threat is. For economists, national data is just as important. The same applies to critical infrastructure, and many other areas.
The Geneva Internet Platform is an initiative of the Swiss authorities
Members of the Steering Committee are FDFA, OFCOM, Canton of Geneva, ETH-Zürich, and the University of Geneva
