Launch of CyberPeace Builders for NGOs in need of protection from cyberattacks
The CyberPeace Builders is the first global network of cybersecurity volunteers to protect humanitarian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). The CyberPeace Builders’ mission is to help NGOs prepare for and recover from cyberattacks. They are a new generation of volunteers in the age of cyber.
CyberPeace Institute Launches Cyber Incident Tracer (CIT)#HEALTH
Tracking the Societal Impact of Cyberattacks on the Healthcare Sector
The Cyber Incident Tracer (CIT) HEALTH is a unique platform that bridges the current information gap on cyberattacks on healthcare and their impact on people. The platform serves as a source of information for evidence-led operation, policy, and legal decision-making. Knowing and understanding what is happening is the first step to taking action for global change.
Multistakeholder Manifesto from civil society organizations on the Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty
Ahead of negotiations at the UN for a Cybercrime Convention, the CyberPeace Institute and its industry partners assembled under the Cybersecurity TechAccord initiative, published the Multi-Stakeholder Manifesto. The points outlined in the Manifesto are considered key to reflect human-centric principles and human rights. The Manifesto is supported by over 60 civil society and industry representatives.
Playing with Lives: Cyberattacks on Healthcare are Attacks on People
This Strategic Analysis Report focuses on the impact of cyberattacks on people and society, and is a cornerstone of the Cyber4Healthcare program. The Report demonstrates the complexity, magnitude and scope of the cyber threat to healthcare. It shows the overarching responsibilities of nation states in leading the way for attacks to decrease globally and threat actors to be held accountable, and provides actionable recommendations for a range of actors.
All Connected, All Involved
No One Is Safe Until Everyone Is Safe
At the heart of the CyberPeace Institute’s efforts is the recognition that cyberspace is about people. We need to act collectively and collaboratively to ensure respect for people’s rights and safety. We at the CyberPeace Institute are striving for a cyberspace at peace, for everyone, everywhere. Join us in this endeavour. Your support is crucial. Acting now will have an impact.
A Cyberspace at Peace for Everyone, Everywhere
The CyberPeace Institute
The CyberPeace Institute is an independent and neutral nongovernmental organization whose mission is to ensure the rights of people to security, dignity and equity in cyberspace. The Institute works in close collaboration with relevant partners to reduce the harms from cyberattacks on people’s lives worldwide. By analyzing cyberattacks, the Institute exposes their societal impact, how international laws and norms are being violated, and advances responsible behavior to enforce cyberpeace.
People
We assist non governmental organizations (NGOs) protecting vulnerable communities to prepare for and recover from cyberattacks. We mobilize supporters and volunteers and amplify the impact of existing assistance efforts in cyberspace.
Evidence
We perform, facilitate, and coordinate collective analysis, research, and investigations of cyberattacks targeting vulnerable communities. We analyze cyberattacks, including through forensic investigation, to hold malicious actors accountable.
Cyberpeace
We analyze responses to violations of norms, and how normative or legal gaps are exposed or undermined. We increase public awareness of the real-life impact of cyberattacks, providing a platform where vulnerable populations can tell their stories. We remind state and non-state actors of the international law and norms governing responsible behaviour in cyberspace, and advocate to advance the rule of law, to reduce harm and ensure the respect of the rights of people in cyberspace.
