On September 18, the XVII international forum “Public-private partnership in the implementation of State policy in the field of IIS as a mechanism for ensuring the sovereign interests of national business in modern conditions” opened in Moscow. The forum, organized by the National Association for International Information Security (NAIIS), takes place on September 18-20 at the Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Opening the forum, NAIIS President Boris Miroshnikov recalled the 25th anniversary of Russia’s inclusion of international information security issues at the UN in 2023 and noted current initiatives confirming the country’s leadership in this area.
Director of the Coordination Center for TLD .RU/.РФ Andrey Vorobyev also addressed the forum. He spoke about the work and projects of the Coordination Center to ensure the security of the Russian domain space and shared current statistics presented by experts at TLDCON 2023.
He also noted that security issues are not only national, but also global, and to effectively solve them it is necessary to create an International Information Security Management System for the Domain Space.
“The issues of joint international ensuring the security of the national ICT space are becoming more relevant in the current geopolitically challenging scenario. However, the problems of overcoming mistrust in technical interaction and technology exchange have not yet been sufficiently developed. Therefore, we propose that NAIIS act as the initiator and developer of the creation of such a System, and the Coordination Center is ready to take on an expert role,” said Andrey Vorobyev.
The forum program provides for the holding of six round tables on various aspects of international information security. Andrey Vorobyev will take part in the round table “Information security of children, adolescents and youth in the context of digital transformations: priorities, principles and ensuring frameworks”, which will take place on September 20 at 12:00. Andrey Vorobyev will talk about educational and youth projects of the Coordination Center to improve the digital literacy of the younger generation.
