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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Centre for European Policy Studies:\nThere is an 
 increasing concern for the growth of cybercrime activity worldwide. What i
 s particularly striking is not just the rising volume of cyber-attacks but
  the proliferation of the state-led attacks that are generating the risk o
 f a cyberwar\, an invisible war with enormous consequences and unintented 
 side effects.\nThe governance of these new challenges in the cyberspace is
  becoming essential and increasingly important. In recent years\, the glob
 al governance of Internet turned out to be quite controversial due to conf
 licting views on the respective roles of the main stakeholders in this pro
 cess (the government\, the private sector\, the technical community and th
 e civil society) and an increasing geopolitical division between States.\n
 However\, after the confirmation from the US government of the IANA Stewar
 dship transition to the international multistakeholder community and the r
 enewal of the IGF mandate for ten years in 2016\, the current year could r
 epresent an opportunity to discuss and to design agreements on measures fo
 r confidence building in cyberspace. The work of the 5th UN Group of Gover
 nmental Experts (GGE)\, the launch of the Global Commission on Stability i
 n Cyberspace (GCSC) at the Munich Security Conference last February and th
 e recent proposal from the private sector of a Digital Geneva Convention a
 re important signals of a readiness and a renewed interest to discuss the 
 implementation of international rules to protect the civilian use of the i
 nternet.\nParticipation in this event is  free of charge. Registration fro
 m 15.30 &#8211\; Meeting from 16.00 to 18.00 &#8211\; A light cocktail wil
 l be served after the event from 18.00 to 19.30.\nSpeakers\n\nLise Fuhr\, 
 Director General\, ETNO\nJens-Henrik Jeppesen\, Director of European Affai
 rs\, Center for D​emocracy &amp\; Technology\nMilton Mueller\, Professor\,
  Internet Governance Project\, School of Public Policy\, Georgia Institute
  of Technology\nJan Neutze\, Director for Cybersecurity Policy EMEA Region
 \, Microsoft\nHeli Tiirmaa-Klaar\, Head of Cyber Policy Coordination\, Con
 flict Prevention and Security Policy\, European External Action Service\, 
 European Commission\n\nChair: Lorenzo Pupillo\, CEPS Associate Senior Rese
 arch Fellow and Head of the Cybersecurity@CEPS Initiative
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LOCATION:CEPS Conference Room\, Place du Congrès 1 - 1000 Brussels
SUMMARY:Internet Governance Outlook 2017: Is it time for a Digital Geneva C
 onvention?
URL:https://cdt.org/event/internet-governance-outlook-2017-is-it-time-for-a
 -digital-geneva-convention/
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