Common Good Cyber

Beyond 125 Years

Securing our Digital Future

Join us to Transform Cybersecurity Funding for Global Peace and Justice

125 years ago, The Hague hosted the first Peace Convention, leading to the establishment of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the Peace Palace, and a worldwide ecosystem dedicated to peace and justice.

Today, as we navigate a digitised world, the vision of peace and justice is under threat. A fragmented, under-resourced architecture faces relentless cyberattacks, jeopardising international organisations, nonprofits, and volunteers who support access to clean water, humanitarian aid, healthcare, justice, and refugee protection. Their cybersecurity remains an undervalued universal good.

Global commitment is crucial.

Join the City of The Hague, the CyberPeace Institute, and the Global Cyber Alliance at “Beyond 125 Years – Securing our Digital Future.” This is more than an event; it’s a call to action. Building on successful initiatives like CyberPeace Builders and Common Good Cyber, we are rallying global leaders, cyber defenders, and philanthropies to pledge and endorse the creation of a fund for cybersecurity as a common good.

Together, we can uphold the ideals of peace and justice by securing resources’ in this digital age to protect the most vulnerable.

Common Good Cyber Spotlight Session

at Cyberkeys 2024

Open to all registrants CyberKeys 2024 will present the benefits of the technological revolution and demonstrate the destructive aspects of 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) information and communication technologies
(ICT). It will explain the extent of the risks in cyberspace and will instil cybersecurity consciousness by explaining threats in cyberspace.

Common Good Cyber will be presented as part of a session on the roles of governments and stakeholders in capacity building and maintaining the infrastructure.

Speaker: Kayle Giroud, Global Cyber Alliance

Common Good Cyber Track Session

at RSA Conference 2024

Current investments do not adequately support Internet-enabled social and economic progress for everyone. Internet resilience depends on the voluntary contributions of many people, and the resources supporting resilience are razor-thin. What can be done to institutionalize support for common good cybersecurity – to build adequate funding into law and policy, business processes, and government?

Moderator: Phil Reitinger, Global Cyber Alliance

Speakers: 

Camille Stewart, The White House

Craig Newmark, Craig Newmark Philanthropies

Megan Stifel, Institute for Security and Technology

Michael Lashlee, Mastercard

Common Good Cyber Spotlight Session

at CYBERUK 2024

The Spotlight Stage will host an engaging series of 5-minute delegate-led talks, including the Common Good Cyber.

Current investments do not adequately support Internet-enabled social and economic progress for everyone. Internet resilience depends on the voluntary contributions of many people, and the resources supporting resilience are razor-thin. What can be done to institutionalise support for common good cybersecurity – to build adequate funding into law and policy, business processes, and government?

Speaker: Gill Thomas, Global Cyber Alliance