Proposal

APrIGF 2022 Session Proposal Submission Form
Part 1 - Lead Organizer
Contact Person
Ms. Cherie Lagakali
Email
Organization / Affiliation (Please state "Individual" if appropriate) *
Global Forum on Cyber Expertise(GFCE)
Designation
Pacific Liaison
Gender
Female
Economy of Residence
Fiji
Primary Stakeholder Group
Civil Society
List Your Organizing Partners (if any)
Bart Hogeveen, Australian Strategic Policy Institute(ASPI), barthogeveen@aspi.org.au
Klee Aiken, CERT NZ, klee.aiken@gmail.com
GFCE Pacific Staff (TBC)
ASEAN representative from Singapore (TBC)
Part 2 - Session Proposal
Session Title
What is your recipe for good Cyber Capacity Building
Session Format
Panel Discussion
Where do you plan to organize your session?
Onsite at the venue (with online moderator for questions and comments from remote participants)
Specific Issues for Discussion
Moderators: Cherie Lagakali, GFCE Pacific Liaison (in person), Bart Hogeveen, GFCE Advisory Board (online )

The speakers will speak (10 minutes each) on best practises for cyber capacity building in the region and where people go to for good cyber capacity building. There will be an open discussion on Benefits of a coordinated approach to cyber capacity building in the region followed by a presentation of GFCE APAC cookbook for cyber capacity building with closing remarks.

Speaker 1: Klée Aiken (CERT NZ)
Speaker 3: GFCE Pacific staff
Speaker 2: ASEAN representative in Singapore
Describe the Relevance of Your Session to APrIGF
In recent years, the region has seen an increase in new permanent structures for cyber capacity building with existing trainings, education and community organisations embracing cyber as a new area of work.

As global cyber capacity building efforts transition from project-driven to a more programmatic approach, these initiatives must consider their effects on existing, new and emerging locally and regionally owned capability building structures.

In this session we ask some key regional platforms for cyber capacity building to explain their work and recipes for good Cyber Capacity Building in Asia and in the South Pacific and where do people go.
Methodology / Agenda (Please add rows by clicking "+" on the right)
Time frame (e.g. 5 minutes, 20 minutes, should add up to 60 minutes) Description
2 Introduction
5 Where would you go for Cyber Capacity Building?
30 Interventions
10 Benefits of a coordinated approach to cyber capacity building in the region
5 Presentation of a GFCE APAC Cookbook for CCB
3 Closing Remarks
Moderators & Speakers Info (Please complete where possible)

  • Moderator (Primary)

    • Name: Cherie Lagakali
    • Organization: Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE)
    • Designation: Pacific Liaison
    • Gender: Female
    • Economy / Country of Residence: Fiji
    • Stakeholder Group: Civil Society
    • Expected Presence: In-person
    • Status of Confirmation: Confirmed

  • Moderator (Back-up)

    • Name: Bart Hogeveen
    • Organization: Australian Strategic Policy Institute(ASPI)
    • Designation: Head of Cyber
    • Gender: Male
    • Economy / Country of Residence: Australia
    • Stakeholder Group: Technical Community
    • Expected Presence: In-person
    • Status of Confirmation: Confirmed

  • Speaker 1

    • Name: Klee Aiken
    • Organization: CERT NZ
    • Designation: Team Leader Pacific Partnerships
    • Gender: Male
    • Economy / Country of Residence: New Zealand
    • Stakeholder Group: Technical Community
    • Expected Presence: In-person
    • Status of Confirmation: Confirmed

  • Speaker 2

    • Name: TBC
    • Stakeholder Group: Academia
    • Expected Presence: In-person
    • Status of Confirmation: Proposed

  • Speaker 3

    • Name: TBC
    • Stakeholder Group: Academia
    • Expected Presence: In-person
    • Status of Confirmation: Proposed

  • Speaker 4

    • Stakeholder Group: Academia
    • Expected Presence: In-person
    • Status of Confirmation: Proposed
Please explain the rationale for choosing each of the above contributors to the session.
With his vast experience in Cyber Capacity building in Asia Pacific as well as his contribution to the GFCE Pacific Hub setup Bart Hogeveen brings a wealth of expertise on the subject on what is working what isn't working and what can be done better with regards to cyber capacity building initiatives in the region. Will also be online moderator managing the discussions and questions from remote audience. Klee Aiken brings with him the on the ground stories and best practises from the technical and incidence response community. The GFCE Pacific hub Pacific expert will be giving Pacific stories for cyber capacity building efforts and best practises with the representative from ASEAN providing stories and best practises from Asia
If you need assistance to find a suitable speaker to contribute to your session, or an onsite facilitator for your online-only session, please specify your request with details of what you are looking for.
No assistance needed, thanks
Please declare if you have any potential conflict of interest with the Program Committee 2022.
Yes
If yes, please detail the person and his/her level of engagement on your session proposal. (e.g. 1 or more of the PC members are co-hosting/moderating/speaking at the session)
Moderator for session is from Programme Committee
Are you or other session contributors planning to apply for the APrIGF Fellowship Program 2022?
No
APrIGF offers live transcript in English for all sessions. Do you need any other translation support or any disability related requests for your session? APrIGF makes every effort to be a fully inclusive and accessible event, and will do the best to fulfill your needs.
No
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