Opening of the Meeting

• Welcoming Address: Roberto BLOIS (biography), Deputy Secretary-General, ITU
    o Welcoming Address
   
• Chairman's Opening Remarks: Stein SCHJOLBERG (biography), Chief Judge, Moss District Court, Norway, & Editor, Cybercrimelaw.net

• An Overview of WSIS: Charles GEIGER (biography), Executive Director, WSIS Executive Secretariat
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• Report on February 2006 Consultation Meeting of Action Lines Moderators/Facilitators: Tim KELLY (biography), Head, Strategy and Policy Unit (SPU), ITU
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    o  Presentation of Report from Meeting for Action Line Facilitators/Moderators
   

Session Chair: Stein SCHJOLBERG (biography), Chief Judge, Moss District Court, Norway, & Editor, Cybercrimelaw.net

Session Description: For the multi-stakeholder implementation process which is a foundation stone of the Summit, the Annex to the Tunis Agenda attributes responsibility for facilitating implementation in each of the eleven WSIS Action Lines to UN bodies and specialised agencies. This session reviews the background of Action Line C5: “Building confidence and security in the use of ICTs” and takes a broad look at how a number of countries have begun programmes to address cybersecurity and critical information infrastructure protection (CIIP).

• Speaker: Robert SHAW (biography), Deputy Head, Strategy and Policy Unit (SPU), ITU, “WSIS: Building confidence and security in the use of ICTs”
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• Speaker: Isabelle ABELE-WIGERT (biography), Research Fellow, Center of Security Studies, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland, co-author of the International Critical Information Infrastructure (CIIP) Protection Handbook (2006)
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• Discussion

Panel discussion among the above-mentioned speakers moderated by Session Chair as well as questions from the floor.

Session Description: A globally interconnected network means that cybersecurity cannot be effectively addressed by individual nations; it requires a combined effort by all countries worldwide. Session 4 aims at sharing perspectives on how cybersecurity and critical information infrastructure protection (CIIP) might be approached from national, regional and international perspectives.

• Speaker: Andrea PIROTTI (biography) Executive Director, European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA)
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• Speaker: Michele MARKOFF (biography), Senior Coordinator, International Critical Infrastructure Protection, Bureau of Political Military Affairs, State Department, United States of America
    o  Presentation on Framework for National Action
    o  Model National Plan - Part 1
    o  Model National Plan - Part 2
   
• Speaker: Janice RICHARDSON (biography), Insafe Project Manager, European Schoolnet and Safer Internet
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• Discussion

Panel discussion among the above-mentioned speakers moderated by Session Chair as well as questions from the floor.

Session Description:

• Speaker: Stein SCHJOLBERG (biography), Chief Judge, Moss District Court, Norway, & Editor, Cybercrimelaw.net
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• Speaker: Betty-Ellen SHAVE (biography), Senior Counsel/Coordinator for International Computer Crime Matters, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, Department of Justice, United States of America
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• Speaker: Margaret KILLERBY ((biography), Head of the Department of Crime Problems, Council of Europe
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• Speaker: Marc GOODMAN (biography), Senior Advisor, Interpol Steering Committee on Information Technology Crime, Interpol
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• Discussion

Panel discussion among the above-mentioned speakers moderated by Session Chair as well as questions from the floor.