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Goce Delcev University (UGD

Goce Delcev University (UGD) is a member of the Applied, Connected, Entrepreneurial, and Engaged – European University (ACE2-EU) alliance, which plays a crucial role in advancing secure and responsible digital campuses across the Europe. UGD has a focus to enhance cyber capacities and cyber security culture in our country and the ACE2-EU alliance, by participating in different cyber security related activities, which include education and training of cybersecurity professionals, raising public awareness and research on topics such as Cybersecurity, IoT and Artificial Intelligence.

Participates in the following GFCE Working Groups & Initiatives

VizStrat

VizStrat Solutions assists its clients in both the public and private sector with advisory and other service delivery relating to a broad range of cybersecurity-related topics. The services are aimed at gaining a better understanding and awareness of cyber and fraud risks that are relevant to their work environment. VizStrat is equipped to provide services that span across the disciplines of governance, risk management, forensic services, training and awareness. Of late products delivered included the drafting of the Cybersecurity Bill for South Africa, drafting of the Standard Operating Procedures for the acquisition of electronic evidence, various policies and procedures relating to international cooperation and cybercrime investigations, the development of a cybercrime curriculum and training programs for law enforcement, as well as the development of a Cyber Skills Framework.

Participates in the following GFCE Working Groups & Initiatives

KODE-1

KODE-1 is a leading cybersecurity company that focuses on building digital resilience through cyber risk management and cyber security education programs. We work with private and public sectors, helping them accelerate their journey to cyber resilience. We take a comprehensive approach to address a full range of business needs, from strategy and design to operations using advanced solutions and proven approaches. Our specialised industry knowledge, technical expertise, and understanding of regulations complement our capability to build digital trust. We have skilled cybersecurity experts and operate in Australia, New Zealand, and across the Asian region.

GFCE Partner since: October 2024

Participates in the following GFCE Working Groups & Initiatives

Information and Communications Technology Council of Canada (ICTC)

The Information and Communications Technology Council of Canada (ICTC) is a neutral, not-for-profit national centre of expertise with the mission of strengthening Canada’s digital advantage in the global economy.  

For over 30 years, and with a team of 100 experts, ICTC has delivered forward-looking research, practical policy advice, and capacity-building solutions for individuals and businesses.

ICTC has established Canada’s largest and longest-running student cybersecurity competition (CyberTitan), in addition to a cybersecurity programming for adults that provides training, certification and work-integrated learning opportunities. ICTC’s research into cybersecurity includes investigations into the need for cybersecurity talent development in the Canadian digital economy, regional assessments of the cybersecurity talent pool, sectoral opportunity mapping, as well as policy briefings and thought leadership on the subject. 

Website: https://ictc-ctic.ca/

GFCE Member Since: July 2024

ICT4Peace


ICT4Peace is an International Foundation which was a result of the 2003 and 2005 WSIS Summits. Their mission is to bridge the gap between international policy and information technology, connecting governments, civil society, and the tech sector to create a safe digital society. ICT4Peace focuses on using technology responsibly in conflict management, prevention, and peacebuilding. Their projects include preventing disinformation and propaganda, addressing concerns with autonomous weapons, protecting data from cyber attacks, empowering women leaders in ICT policy, and delivering a wide array of capacity building courses on these topics

Website: www.ict4peace.org

GFCE Partner since: July 2024

CyberCX

GFCE Partner since: 2024

CyberCX is the leading provider of professional cyber security and cloud services across Australia and New Zealand while also delivering international capacity building, uplift and incident response services across the Indo-Pacific. With a workforce of over 1,400 professionals, we are a trusted partner to private and public sector organizations helping our customers confidently manage cyber risk, respond to incidents and build resilience in an increasingly complex and challenging threat environment.

Through our end-to-end range of cyber and cloud capabilities, CyberCX empowers our customers to securely accelerate opportunities in the digital economy. Our services include: consulting and advisory, governance, risk and compliance, incident response, penetration testing and assurance, network and infrastructure solutions, cloud security and solutions, identity and access management, managed security services and cyber security training.

Women in Cyber Security Middle East (WiCSME)

GFCE Member Since: May 22, 2024

The Women in Cyber Security Middle East (WiCSME) was founded in 2018 by nine women from the Middle East region and has now grown to almost 3000 members from 23 countries. 

The ‘Women in Cyber Security Middle East’ group was formed to promote and increase women participation in the field of cyber security. It is a voluntary group and has a vision to build a strong, dependable, and increasing network of passionate female cyber security professionals in the Middle East and African countries.

WiCSME aims to achieve this by:

GASA

The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) is a non-profit organization committed to the protection of consumers from scams. By fostering collaboration among a diverse group of stakeholders, including policymakers, law enforcement agencies, consumer authorities, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the financial sector, cybersecurity experts, and commercial organizations, GASA aims to create a unified network against scams. The organization’s efforts are focused on sharing valuable insights and developing strategies to combat fraudulent activities effectively.

The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) is a pioneering non-profit organization committed to the fight against scams on a global scale. By fostering collaboration among a diverse group of stakeholders, including policymakers, law enforcement agencies, consumer authorities, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the financial sector, cybersecurity experts, and commercial organizations, GASA aims to create a unified front against scams. The organization’s efforts are focused on sharing valuable insights and knowledge to combat fraudulent activities effectively. One of GASA’s key annual initiatives is the production of the “Global State of Scams” report, which offers a comprehensive overview of scam trends worldwide, alongside numerous localized reports tailored to various countries. Additionally, GASA hosts the Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS), a significant event that brings together experts and stakeholders from around the world to discuss and strategize on anti-scam measures. With plans to expand its reach by establishing chapters in Brazil, Africa, and Asia, GASA is dedicated to making significant strides in the global fight against scams, protecting consumers and businesses alike from the evolving threats posed by scammers.

Women4Cyber

Women4Cyber is a non-profit European foundation with the goal of encouraging and promoting the skilling, up-skilling, and re-skilling of girls and women towards cybersecurity education and professions. With chapters across Europe, Women4Cyber facilitates capacity-building activities to support women’s participation and growth in the cybersecurity field.

Women4Cyber endorse and collaborate in Cyber Capacity Building projects that promote gender inclusivity, skills development, cultivate a cybersecurity culture, and contribute to cyber diplomacy.