SG'S FOREWORD ON SYMANTEC INTERNET SECURITY THREAT REPORT
Aiming at raising awareness of the Member States on today’s trends of cyber threats and vulnerabilities, ITU Secretary-General presents his foreword on the Symantec Internet Security Threat Report which was published on May 2012. Read more...
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SG'S FOREWORD ON SYMANTEC INTELLIGENCE QUARTERLY REPORT
ITU Secretary General presents to you his foreword on the Symantec Intelligence Quarterly report with the aim to increase Member States' awareness on the latest trends of cyber threats and vulnerabilities. [Read More]
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THE QUEST FOR CYBER PEACE
"To achieve the mutual goal of ensuring Cyber Peace, collaboration between ITU and members of the science and technology community is critical." [EN] [AR] [ZH] [FR] [RU] [ES]

CYBERSECURITY: PUBLIC SECTOR THREATS AND RESPONSES "On May 17, 2007, the ITU Secretary General launched the Global Cybersecurity Agenda (GCA) to provide a framework within which an international response to the growing challenges to cybersecurity can be coordinated and addressed" Read More (December 2011)

Parliamentarians want more coopration on cybersecurity Read More (May 2011)

A Global Treaty on Cybersecurity and Cybercrime
A cyberspace treaty or a set of treaties at the United Nations level, including cybersecurity, cybercrime and other cyberthreats, should be the framework for peace, justice security in cyberspace Read More (2011)

UN agencies team up to make the online world safer ITU announces significant new landmarks in the fight against cyberthreats
(May 2011)

CYBERSPACE United States Faces Challenges in Addressing Global Cybersecurity and Governance
The US Government accountability office (GAO) identifies ITU as one of the 19 most influential cybersecurity organizations in the world. Read More (July 2010)

"Lots of times, there's confusion in these [Cybersecurity] treaty negotiations because of lack of clarity about which problems they're trying to solve" Scott Charney, Vice president of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Group, spoke at the Worldwide Cybersecurity Summit (May 2010)

"Comment lutter contre la cybercriminalité?" Ms Solange Ghernouti-Hélie Professor, University of Lausanne

"The ultimate goal will be to establish the cyberspace treaty which will spell out what constitutes acceptable or inacceptable behavior" Cybersecurity and Cyberspace, WSIS Forum 2010 Ms Solange Ghernouti-Hélie, Professor, University of Lausanne

"The ultimate goal would be to establish a Cyberspace Treaty, which would spell out what constitutes acceptable and unacceptable behavior."  (The View from Norway), A paper on Global Cyber Deterrence - Views from China, the U.S., Russia, India, and Norway" (May 2010)

"You could have an international treaty that puts an obligation on every country to police its own cyberspace," Richard Clarke, a national security advisor to the previous three U.S. presidents, also proposed a cyber security treaty

The criminal conducts in cyberspace are global and a global harmonization of cybercrime legislation covering new conducts should be established in a Cyberspace Treaty. A proposal for a United Nations cyber crime treaty presented by judge Stein Schjolberg at the United Nations Crime Congress in Salvador, Brazil, April 12-19, 2010.