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In September 2018 the participants in GFCE’s Working Group D (WG D) identified the need for more information on existing programs for cybersecurity awareness and professional education and training. Between

Malicious behaviour online – whether theft of personal property, compromise of sensitive information, cyber bulling, harassment, or real-world crime enabled by online activity – is increasingly costly and notoriously difficult

The Global Cyber Expertise Magazine is a bi-annual magazine on global cyber policy developments and capacity building projects. The Magazine is jointly published by the African Union, the European Union,

The GFCE Working Group for Policy and Strategy presents information regarding the development of national cyber strategies through interviews conducted with cybersecurity specialists in Norway, Mexico and Senegal. These three

The Delhi Communiqué is the GFCE Global Agenda for Cyber Capacity Building, endorsed by all GFCE members and reaffirms their shared commitment to strengthen cyber capacity and expertise globally.

Even the best cyber security posture and practices cannot guarantee that key organisations and information infrastructures within a nation will not be vulnerable to malware, software failures, human errors, and

Capacity building is most effective when it builds on existing capacities. How can we have a better picture of current capacities and capabilities? Assessing national cybersecurity capability andreadiness using a

The unprecedented uptake of information and operational/industrial control system technologies (IT and OT/ICS) worldwide leads to a growing dependency of economic sectors, public institutions and societies. Vulnerabilities in software and

We assess our personal health based on the trusted data we receive from doctors. Cybersecurity is like public health: if CERTs and operators have trusted data — regularly updated —