Dear colleagues,
On Monday 28 June at 11.30 UTC (13.30 CET) the Dynamic Coalition on Internet
Standards, Security and Safety presents itself, its three working groups that
started in 2021 and their respective workplans and mission statements. You are
kindly invited to join this virtual workshop.
A more secure and safer Internet, ICT and IoT, is in the interest of every end
user. Whether corporate, public services or individuals, all end users should
be adequately protected by state of the art security, available in the form of
Internet standards and ICT/IoT best practices concerning security. Presently
these standards and best practices are seriously underused, leaving the world
at large, and its private and public interests, less protected than is
currently possible. The DC-ISSS aims to ensure that standards and best
practices play their full role in addressing these challenges through
establishing the conditions for their wider, more effective and more rapid
adoption by key decision-takers in the implementation chain.
Said deployment is of direct interest to your organisation. Closing the gap
between the theory and the practices of digital security is the main theme of
the DC’s working groups. The gap between the theory of roadmaps on IoT security
and secure-by-design devices and sensors. The gap between current tertiary
schooling in cyber security curricula and the demands industry and other
employers make on, not only, educational facilities but also those graduating
there. The gap between the necessity of a more secure digital environment and
the lack of active, security demand and thus offer of security. Deployment
equals a significantly higher level of protection against the exploitation of
vulnerabilities, hacks and extortion. It’s in your interest.
In this session the current three working groups: security by design – Internet
of Things; education and skills and; procurement, supply chain management and
the creation of a business case for deployment will present their respective
plans for 2021. These plans will be published shortly on the IGF website here:
(https://www.intgovforum.org/multilingual/content/dynamic-coalition-on-internet-standards-security-and-safety-dc-isss).
On the same page you can join the email list of the DC-ISSS.
The second half of the session is your opportunity to raise questions, suggest
research or direction, to add expertise and knowledge to the programme. The
DC-ISSS Leadership team is open to have one on one sessions during EuroDIG or
after. Please let us know if you are interested to learn more.
The DC-ISSS is in need of support. 1) Contributions in kind in the form of
knowledge and expertise. 2) Introductions to experts and expert organisations.
3) Financial contributions to conduct the research, the writing of reports, to
conduct active outreach and allow for support, coordination and presentations.
We look forward to welcoming you on Monday 28 June, 11.30 UTC (13.30 CEST). Do
not forget to register on the EuroDIG website in order to participate.
(https://www.eurodig.org/get-involved/register-for-eurodig-2021/), 25 June at
the latest.
Best regards,
Wout de Natris
Coordinator DC-ISSS
DC-ISSS: Making the Internet more secure and safer
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