The document discusses organizational capacity building efforts by the International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT). It notes that cyber attacks are increasing while many nations lack cyber laws and security professionals. IMPACT aims to address these challenges by building nations' cyber readiness through training programs, workshops, and scholarships to develop a sustainable culture of cybersecurity and international cooperation. Its activities include network forensics training, IPv6 security courses, and cybersecurity workshops held in various regions.

1. Organisational Capacity Building Philip Victor Director, Training, Skills Development & Outreach International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats 18 June 2010

2. Issues and Challenges Cyber attacks continue to escalate in frequency and variations Lack of cyber laws & harmonisation in nations have made these nations as launching pad for cyber attacks Lack of cyber security professionals 2

3. Issues and Challenges 3

4. Addressing the Challenges Nations need to build it’s capacity and capability to enhance its state of readiness to counter cyber threats and attacks 4

5. Role of IMPACT

6. IMPACT The world’s foremost cybersecurity alliance. IMPACT brings together governments of the world, industry and the academia to operationalise cybersecurity initiatives across ITU’s 191 member states. 6

7. Global Cybersecurity Agenda (GCA) Capacity Building Capacity building needs to be promoted in order to develop a sustainable and proactive culture of cybersecurity Legal Measures Technical & Procedural Measures GCA Organisational Structures International Cooperation 7

9. Specialised seminars & workshops

10. Trainings via ITU’s Centre of Excellence (CoE)

11. Scholarship programs – partnership with global certification bodies

12. SANS (US$1 mil grant)

13. EC-Council (US$1 mil grant)

14. Global certification courses

15. SANS

16. (ISC)2

17. EC-Council 8

19. IMPACT’s Capacity Building Activities

20. Training & Skills Development IMPACT Network Forensics & Investigation Course: 6th – 9th April 2010 (Brunei) Closed session for law enforcement agencies 11

21. Training & Skills Development IMPACT Network Forensics Course: 3rd – 7th May 2010 (IMPACT Global HQ) 22 participants from 5 countries 12

22. Training & Skills Development IMPACT-SANS IPv6 Training: 26th May 2010 (IMPACT Global HQ) Training conducted by Dr Johannes Ullrich (SANS Internet Storm Center) 13

23. Training & Skills Development IMPACT-SANS IPv6 Security Training at IMPACT Global HQ, Malaysia Training conducted by Dr Johannes Ullrich (SANS) – 72 participants 14

24. Cybersecurity Workshop IMPACT-ITU conducted cybersecurity workshop for East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia) : 26th – 29th April 2010 Session conducted in Kampala, Uganda 15

25. Cybersecurity Workshop IMPACT-ITU conducted cybersecurity workshop for West Africa (Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, Mali and Senegal) : 17th – 21st May 2010 Session conducted in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 16

26. Thank You philip.victor@impact-alliance.org IMPACT Jalan IMPACT 63000 Cyberjaya Malaysia T +60 (3) 8313 2020 F +60 (3) 8319 2020 E contactus@impact-alliance.org impact-alliance.org © Copyright 2010 IMPACT. All Rights Reserved.