In this episode, we dive into the evolving world of cyberspace and international cybersecurity law with Francesca Bosco from the CyberPeace Institute. Unpacking the evolving definition of cyberspace, the latest in international cybersecurity legislation, and its potential impact on civil society, Francesca also explores the role of the multistakeholder approach in shaping both the technical and policy landscape of Internet governance.
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Francesca Bosco is Chief Strategy and Partnerships Officer at CyberPeace Insitute, an organisation whose mission is to protect the most vulnerable in cyberspace. Francesca has an International Law and Human Rights background with 15+ years of experience in working for international organisations (UN and WEF) on action-oriented research, capacity building, technical assistance in human rights, justice, peace and security.
She has developed her expertise on countering cybercrime (from hackers profiling to protection of critical infrastructure), misinformation, disinformation and hate speech, crime-tech convergence and the misuse of technology, focusing on opportunities, systemic risks and threats created by emerging technologies (e.g. artificial intelligence).
Show notes
2:50 - Defining cyberspace
13:30 - IGF in Riyadh
20:41 - Distinguishing the Internet’s Core From What Is Built on Top
21:16 - Computer emergency response team
24:35 - the EU cybersecurity legislation: NIS 2,Cyber Resilience Act, DSA
27:30 - Cyberpeace Builders programme
38:17 - Businesses Hope to Cut Cyber Turnover by Encouraging Volunteer Work
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