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First Ever Cybersecurity Skills Summit Special Edition - #YourCyberSkills

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First Ever Cybersecurity Skills Summit Special Edition - #YourCyberSkills
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Do you want to learn about cybersecurity skills?
“…a solid cybersecurity education is the key element of success.”- Daniel W. SEILER

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First Ever Cybersecurity Skills Summit organised by the Youth IGF to become an annual event | Shaping Europe’s digital future 45K views for the first edition
The first ever European Cybersecurity Skills Summit took place in a virtual format. Major industry CEOs and policy-makers, as well as representatives of the younger generation, attended the event.
The opening talk was joined by Daniel W. SEILER from the Swiss Office of the Special Envoy for Cyber Foreign and Security Policy, Despina SPANOU the Head of Cabinet of the EU Vice-President Margaritis SCHINAS, the Microsoft Vice President Casper KLYNGE, Stephen BEREAUX the ITU BDT Deputy Director and Emil IVOV, the Founder of Jitsi.
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Cyber-attacks are a growing threat to critical infrastructure sectors, including water #YourCyberSkills
Many critical infrastructure facilities have experienced cybersecurity incidents that led to the disruption of a business process or critical operation. 
Cyber-attacks on water or wastewater utility can: compromise the ability of water and wastewater utilities to provide clean and safe water to customers, erode customer confidence, and result in financial and legal liabilities. 
Many water and wastewater utilities, particularly small systems, lack the resources for information technology (IT) and security specialists to assist them with starting a cybersecurity program. Utility personnel may believe that cyber-attacks do not present a risk to their systems or feel that they lack the technical capability to improve their cybersecurity. 
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AI skills : new cybersecurity skills
Artificial intelligence (AI). Photo credits: ItNeverEnds/Pixabay
Artificial intelligence (AI). Photo credits: ItNeverEnds/Pixabay
Artificial intelligence (AI)skills : new cybersecurity skills to protect citizens
“…AI measures could support the normative system by realizing a procedural rights design that protects the attacked victims from the abuse of technologies…”
Artificial Intelligence as Tool for Victims’ Protection against Cybercrime. Authored by Prof. Dr. Rolf H. WEBER
Indeed, AI measures could support the normative system by realizing a procedural rights design that protects the attacked victims from the abuse of technologies (and unjustified power). AI and automation tools are able to increase efficiency and fairness of defense actions. In particular risk assessments tools do have the potential to exercise a significant positive impact on the rights of individuals. Read more 4min read
In the media
“Switzerland is committed to a free, secure and open cyberspace that is useful for peaceful purposed and is based on clear rules and mutual trust. We adhere to the principle that international law…
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May 24, 2021 – Geneva, Geneve May 24, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The Youth IGF Movement has come up with the idea of organising the…
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Youth IGF Movement together with the Swiss government present the First ever Cybersecurity Skills Summit(YourDigitalWall Editorial):- Geneva, May 24, 2021  
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