On Friday 25 September, during the RIPE NCC Regional Meeting in Kazakhstan, RIPE NCC hosted the GFCE Triple-I Internet Infrastructure Security Panel. The panel included experts from local and global Internet stakeholder groups and was dedicated to finding solutions to strengthen an open end-to-end Internet in the region.

The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate as a Member of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise coordinated this initiative to look for ways forward towards more trusted use of Internet and email in the region. The panel included experts from local and global Internet stakeholder groups and was dedicated to finding solutions to strengthen an open end-to-end Internet in the region. 

On Sunday 16 June, the African Internet Summit hosted the GFCE Triple-I Internet Infrastructure Security Day for the second year in a row. This workshop was supported by AfriNIC, AfricaCERT, AFNOG, WACREN, ICANN, Internet Society, and the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate. 

The aim of the workshop was to look for ways forward towards more trusted use of the Internet and email in the region. Participants in this workshop included global and regional experts, and regional Internet stakeholder groups, including the government, business and technical community, who all contributed in finding solutions to strengthen an open end-to-end Internet. 

On Thursday 28th September 2023 the 4th GFCE Triple-I workshop in India was held at the Indian Institute of Technology in Guwahati (IIT-G) in conjunction with InSIG 2023. 

The GFCE Triple-I initiative facilitates awareness raising and capacity building events in different regions of the world in order to enhance justified trust in the use of Internet and/or email in those regions through multistakeholder cooperation. 

This workshop was fully devoted to supporting the Digital India Action plan, and aimed to bring together local stakeholders with local, national and global experts to explore together what steps to take to enhance justified trust in the use of the Internet and/or email in the region.

On Sunday 25 September 2022, inSIG hosted the GFCE Triple-I Day for the third time in India. The workshop is initiated by the Global Forum for Cyber Expertise (GFCE), and is supported by APNIC,  ICANN, Internet Society (ISOC) and its Indian chapters, and the Indian Ministry of Electronics and IT.

The GFCE Triple-I initiative facilitates awareness raising and capacity building events in different regions of the world in order to enhance justified trust in the use of Internet and/or email in those regions through multistakeholder cooperation.