| APrIGF 2022 Session Proposal Submission Form | |||||
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| Part 1 - Lead Organizer | |||||
| Contact Person | |||||
| Mr. MH Masum | |||||
| Organization / Affiliation (Please state "Individual" if appropriate) * | |||||
| Fiber@Home Limited | |||||
| Designation | |||||
| Marketing Promotion Coordinator | |||||
| Gender | |||||
| Male | |||||
| Economy of Residence | |||||
| Bangladesh | |||||
| Primary Stakeholder Group | |||||
| Private Sector | |||||
| Part 2 - Session Proposal | |||||
| Session Title | |||||
| Cloud Security and Compliance Scope and Responsibilities | |||||
| 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 | |||||
| This idea of the Fourth Industrial Revolution with this enormous technological advancements. Security on the cloud reduces operational overhead and automates manual processes and security policies. The focus is on simplicity, scalability, visibility, efficiency, and interoperability. It might sound simplistic, but cloud security and compliance include everything a security team is responsible for today, just in the cloud. All the traditional security domains remain, but the nature of risks, roles and responsibilities, and implementation of controls change, often dramatically. In the following session, the speaker and the contributor will talk about the future aspects of cloud services and their security Scope, Responsibilities, and Models. What does the provider do? What does the consumer need to do? Does the cloud provider enable the consumer to do what they need to? What is guaranteed in the contract and service level agreements, and what is implied by the documentation and specifics of the technology? The panel will introduce international intermediary liability principles and explore the challenges of their implementation in the Asia Pacific, ending with concrete recommendations. |
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| Describe the Relevance of Your Session to APrIGF | |||||
| The panel addresses all APrIGF thematic inclusion, sustainability, and trust tracks. Though the overall scope of security and compliance doesn't change, the pieces any given cloud actor is responsible for most certainly do. This way, cloud computing is a shared technology model where different organisations are frequently accountable for implementing and managing other parts of the stack. As a result, security responsibilities are also distributed across the stack and thus across the organisations involved. This is commonly referred to as the shared responsibility model. Think of it as a responsibility matrix that depends on the particular cloud provider and feature/product, service, and deployment models. At a high level, security responsibility maps to the degree of control any given actor has over the architecture stack: Expanding awareness about the cloud solution model and its security, model and the dimension of future sustainable growth for the globe. The Asia Pacific will directly relate to APrIGF’s goals of promoting internet governance grounded in international norms. | |||||
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| Please explain the rationale for choosing each of the above contributors to the session. | |||||
| The panellists have been selected as leading experts, practitioners, and those with direct experience relating to the challenges and best principles of cloud computing, cyber security, domain infrastructure, civil rights & governance policy Chosen from among private sector, academia, and civil society, the rationale of this group is to ensure both a broad geographic and sector-specific diversity but also to profile key case studies from the region. Dr Rafiuddin Ahmed is a seasoned scholar/trainer/academic/pracademic/multipotentialite with ample experience in home and Australia on soft skills, life skills, tech skills and start-up entrepreneurship. He has pursued his MBA from Dhaka University and Masters in MIB from the University of Melbourne and PhD from La Trobe University on futuristic Intra/Entrepreneurship (Kidspreneurship), Melbourne, Australia. He is one of the pioneers in the e-learning movement in Bangladesh and working as a strategist/trainer, academic, edupreneur, and healthcare entrepreneur besides being an Associate Professor at the Department of Marketing, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh for the last 16 years. Michael Caster is a human rights research, advocacy, and campaigning; research consultancy; civil society development and diplomatic coordination; rule of law development; protection of at-risk individuals; strategic nonviolent civil resistance. Imran Hossen is a tech entrepreneur and Domain Name & Cloud Web Hosting Expert from Bangladesh. He has started technology businesses in the domain name and cloud web hosting industry. He is currently working as Managing Director of EyHost Ltd. He is associated with BASIS (Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services) as forum convenor and standing committee member and ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) as ICANN 70 fellow. Jia Rong Low has 15 years of expertise in government affairs, public policy and stakeholder engagement, with a proven track record in organizational leadership and senior management. Government Affairs and Public Policy: I have a strong network with APAC governments. I led projects contributing to the region's Internet infrastructure. On public policy, I lead my regional team to track and analyze issues, policies and legislation that impacted ICANN, engaging with the relevant governments and key stakeholders as required. Public Affairs and Stakeholder Engagement: Developed the inaugural APAC DNS Forum 2022 (see apacdnsforum.my). With a virtual engagement strategy as the Forum’s backbone, the Forum is on track to become an engagement platform for the Internet community in the region. |
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| Please declare if you have any potential conflict of interest with the Program Committee 2022. | |||||
| No | |||||
| Are you or other session contributors planning to apply for the APrIGF Fellowship Program 2022? | |||||
| Yes | |||||
| Number of Attendees (Please fill in numbers) | |||||
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 I agree that my data can be submitted to forms.for.asia and processed by APrIGF organizers for the program selection of APrIGF 2022. |
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