How can collaborative standards development support the European cybersecurity agenda? – WS 02 2022

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21 June 2022 | 12:15 - 13:15 CEST | FabLab / Fibonacci | Live streaming | Live transcription
Consolidated programme 2022 overview / Day 1

Proposals: #12 #26 #63 #67

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Session teaser

Is it possible to promote a global, open, stable and secure cyberspace while strengthening cooperation and motivating industry and governments to embrace cybersecurity standards?

Session description

The European Cybersecurity Strategy, released December 2020, aims to ensure a global and open internet with strong safeguards where there are risks to security and the fundamental rights of people in Europe. It looks to build resilience to cyber threats and ensure citizens and businesses benefit from trustworthy digital technologies, and contains proposals for regulatory, investment and policy initiatives, in three areas of EU action: (1)Resilience, technological sovereignty and leadership, (2) Building operational capacity to prevent, deter and respond, and (3) Advancing a global and open cyberspace through increased cooperation. This session will explore how collaborative standards development and its outputs can help support the European Cybersecurity Strategy and how standards strengthen linkages between European cyber policy and non-government sectors.

Discussion

An interactive discussion will take place on how to approach, integrate, collaborate and develop standards across organizations and interests to support on-going European security/cybersecurity needs and interests.

Participants will address the following questions:

  • How do standards contribute to strengthening cooperation with partners around the world to promote a global, open, stable and secure cyberspace–and their role in the European Cybersecurity Strategy?
  • Is there a need to increase participation in collaborative standards development?
  • Is three a need to raise awareness to EU and non-EU countries with related issues at the intersection of cybersecurity and standards, and how can this be done?

Format

Each panel member will present a brief overview of their views and perspectives on the European Cybersecurity Strategy through the lens of the current cybersecurity standardization, business and policy landscape, as well as share what they may see as possible gaps or opportunities in cooperation and collaboration in the European approach to cybersecurity standardization that should be addressed. This will be followed by an interactive open discussion with all attendees to hear opinions, ideas, concepts and recommendations that can contribute to practical steps as the strategy is implemented.

Further reading

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People

Focal Points

  • Constance Weise
  • Karen McCabe

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  • Constance Weise
  • Roberto Gaetano
  • Karen McCabe
  • Pierpaolo Marchese
  • Riccardo Nanni
  • Wout de Natris
  • Alève Mine

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Key Participants

  • Jari Arkko, Internet Ericsson Research and IETF Architecture Board (IAB) (remote)

Jari Arkko is a Senior Expert with Ericsson Research. He has worked on routers, Internet technology, software development tools, cellular networks, and security protocols. He likes to personally build and use the technology that he works with. Today he works on internet evolution and 6G. He is a frequent contributor on matters relating to internet architecture, trends and administration. He has also served as the Chair of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), the Internet technology standards development organisation, and is a current member of the Internet Architecture Board (IAB).

  • Sławomir Górniak, Senior Cybersecurity Expert, European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) (remote)

Thorsten Katzmann is the head of IBM’s Compliance Engineering and Standards team in Germany providing direction in product compliance (HW & SW), also in the related standards development and support to all IBM business units and geographies.

As a Standards and Compliance Program Manager, his internal role includes coordination and direction of IBM’s of certification activities, standards, and policy development. He also serves as program manager for the standards development at ISO and CEN/CENELEC for IoT, digital twin, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and e-accessibility with more than 10 years of experience. Driving IBM's activities as a focal point for information on the procedures and work programmes of international standard development organisations.

External to IBM, Thorsten serves on numerous standards development organizations within Germany (DIN/DKE), Europe (CEN/CENELEC) and internationally where he is a nominated expert to JTC1 and other ISO committees.

Thorsten maintains leadership roles within several trade associations (BDI, Bitkom) promoting better regulation, standards, and the international harmonization of requirements in standards.

  • David Tayouri, Chair, IEEE SA Cybersecurity for Agile Cloud Computing Industry Connections program, and ELTA Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) (remote)

David Tayouri is the Cyber R&D Manager in Cyber Division, ELTA Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI). David has been one of the cyber activity leaders in IAI. During the last 19 years, he has been developing intelligence gathering systems for defense organizations, in different layers, mastering the cyber domain in the last 10 years by heading cybertechnology and business units and developing innovative cyber solutions.

David is experienced technology leader with business understanding, having a demonstrated history of 30 years as software developer, team leader, system engineer, project manager and system architect in various domains. He is professional with a MSc. with Honors in Computer Science from Bar-Ilan University, and is a PhD. student in Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, specializing in network and system risk assessment with attack graphs.

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Moderator

  • Vladimir Radunovic, Director, E-diplomacy and Cybersecurity Programmes, DiploFoundation (remote)

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