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[email protected] ) Strengthening the foundations for digital security across products and services 14 Dec ember 2022 The session will start at 1715 and finish at 1830 sharp. Subject for Discussion The digital transformation of the global economy continues to accelerate, and effective security needs to be at the foundation of this process. By prioritising security, consumers, businesses and organisations will be able to trust their connected products and services. By not doing so, security will always be the ‘Achilles Heel’ in our future economy, an everlasting concern for individuals, organisations and governments. As such, policymakers need to incentivise the adoption of better security practices within their own geography, whilst also working in partnership with other countries to sustain these higher standards and ease implementation for global industries. In this session, panellists will discuss their existing work to promote the adoption of effective security across products and services, as well as their ambitions for supporting the global movement to strengthen the foundations of the digital transformation and the future economy. Speakers Moderator : Mr Florian Schütz , Federal Cyber Delegate of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) in Switzerland; Chair of the OECD Working Party on Security in the Digital Economy (WPSDE) Speaker: Mr. Kristjan Järvan , Minister for Entrepreneurship and Information Technology, Estonia Speaker : Mr. Roberto Viola, Director-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission Speaker : Mr . Michael Punke, Head of Global Public Policy, Amazon Web Services Speaker : Ms. Charlotte Lindsey, Chief Public Policy Officer, CyberPeace Institute Speaker : Mr. Andrew Wilson, Global Policy Director, International Chamber of Commerce Speaker : Mr. Fernandez Granado , Global General Manager of Chiper , Prosegur Speakers are encouraged to engage interactively (no slides or other audio-visual aids). Please keep your interventions short and concise. Please join us in the session room at 1700. Signs and screens will clearly mark the location and times of sessions in the venue. Name plates will indicate titles and affiliation s . A screen will present the name of the session and the list of speakers. Questions Introductory question : How are you ( and your organization) helping to strengthen the foundations for the security of connected products and services? Core Questions How can international collaboration further promote transparency within supply chains so as to improve the security of connected product and services? How can international collaboration help promote the more effective management of vulnerabilities? Summary question : What do you see as priority areas for cybersecurity policy in the coming years? Run-of-show Time Element Detailed content 1 715-17 3 0 Welcome and introduction of topic and speaker s Moderators Opening Remarks ( 2 mins) Opening question - How are you ( and your organization) helping to strengthen the foundations for the security of connected products and services? Mr. Kristjan Järvan (2 mins) Mr. Roberto Viola (2 mins) Mr. Andrew Wilson (2 mins) Mr. Michael Punke (2 mins) Ms. Charlotte Lindsey (2 mins) Mr. Fernandez Granado (2 mins) 1 7 3 0 -17 5 0 Them e: International collaboration to further promote transparency within supply chains so as to improve the security of product and services Moderator (1 min) Question s : Ms Lindsey - Why do you think supply chains pose problems within products and services and what would you like to see from industry and governments to coordinate a response ? Other panelists (open question) : How can international collaboration further promote transparency within supply chains so as to improve the security of connected product and services? Extension questions (if needed ): Mr . Järvan - What would you like to see more from industry to expe dite supply chain transparency ? Mr . Viola - What would you like to see more from industry to expe dite supply chain transparency ? Mr . Wilson - What would you like to see from governments and intergovernmental agencies to support continual progress in supply chain transparency ? Mr . Punke - What would you like to see from governments and intergovernmental agencies to support continual progress in supply chain transparency ? Mr . Granado - What would you like to see from governments and intergovernmental agencies to support continual progress in supply chain transparency ? 17 5 2 - 18 1 2 Theme: I nternational collaboration to help promote the more effective management of vulnerabilities within products and services ? Moderator to set the scene : Questions : Ms . Lindsey - Why do you think so many products and services are still available that do not adopt a clear process to manage vulnerabilities? Other panelists: How can international collaboration further promote a more productive approach to vulnerability management within connected product and services? Extension questions (if needed): Mr . Granado - How can governments and intergovernmental agencies better support continual progress in promoting better management of vulnerabilities within products and services ? Mr . Punke - How can governments and intergovernmental agencies better support continual progress in promoting better management of vulnerabilities within products and services ? Mr . Wilson - How can governments and intergovernmental agencies better support continual progress in promoting better management of vulnerabilities within products and services ? Mr . Järvan - How can intergovernmental agencies support progress in this space ? Mr . Viola - How can intergovernmental agencies support progress in this space ? 18 1 5 -1820 Q+A from the audience 1820 -1828 Final thoughts Moderator to ask each panelist - What do you see as priority areas for cybersecurity policy in the coming years? 1828-1830 Conclusion of the session Moderator to summarise key 2-3 points from conversation 1830 End of session VENUES & LAYOUT The Ministerial meeting is an in-person event, and participation of speakers and Q&A is possible only for those attending the meeting in person. The s essions will be broadcast live t o registered delegations only but active participation will not be possible for those following the discussion remotely. right 7620 0 0 ExpoMeloneras Conference Centre (Plaza de las Convenciones, 35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain ). MINISTERIAL SESSIONS AND SEATING ARRANGEMENTS Invited delegations only (OECD Members, invited non-Members, invited international organisations and invited stakeholders) . The sessions will take place in-person only, but listening rooms will be available on site and a secure connection will allow delegates and OECD Secretariat to follow the discussions remotely. Minister s and Head s of Delegation registered for th ese session s will have a designated seat (at a table or in the front rows depending on the session format) . Each delegation will have one additional reserved seat behind Ministers and Heads of Delegation. Open seating is provided for all other attendees. Intervention s : Each panel or workshop will be followed by a n open discussion to all participants present . Participants, including Ministers or Heads of Delegation , may signal their interest to speak by putting their flags in vertical position or raising their hands and the Moderator will give them the floor in order of requests. Please note we will be operating a strict time limit for interventions during sessions to allow as many delegations as possible to intervene. INTERPRETATION Simultaneous interpretation in the two official languages of the OECD (French and English) as well as Spanish will be provided for all sessions on 14 and 15 December . Headsets will be available for attendees . Speakers could make their intervention in any of these three languages. REGISTRATION Speakers must be registered in Inwink . This registration link is available to invited delegates only and must be used for their registration. Please register for the Ministerial events here . B adges will be issued for the registered participants only. Access to the venues will not be possible without prior registration or without the appropriate badges. Registration will close on 18.00 on Monday 5 December 2022 to allow badges to be printed. Please ensure that all delegates are registered before the deadline. We recommend registering as early in advance as possible. Badges Badges will be available for pick up from 12 December at the conference venue, Expomeloneras , at a dedicated registration desk at the entrance. The registration desk will remain available throughout the days of the events (13-15 December), from 8:00 each day. We recommend that delegations collect their badges and pins as early as possible. TRAVEL INFORMATION Flights Airport Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is 35-45 minutes away from the Conference Centre ExpoMeloneras . Baggage must be segregated from origin so that Handling Agents can deliver the baggage by the delivery tape of this Room. Gran Canaria Airport, being in high season, has no capacity for private flights to park for a long period. In order to operate at the airport, aerotaxi or private flights, as well as commercial flights, must ask AECFA for authorisation of the slot well in advance. All private/ aerotaxi flights must contract an authorised handling agent at the airport. Visas Information about obtaining visas will be provided in an updated version of this logistical note in advance of the second information session. Accommodation Accommodation options with negotiated rates within a 5-minute walking distance from the Conference centre ExpoMeloneras may be found here . Please note that bookings must be made by 30 November , in order to guarantee availability and negotiated rates. Any questions regarding the hotels should be sent to
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Kuupäev: 2022-12-02 16:04
Dear Priit, I hope you’re keeping well. Thank you for your email earlier
this week.
I am looking forward to welcoming Minister Järvan to the Ministerial
meeting: ’Strengthening the foundations for digital security across
products and services’ at the OECD Ministerial meeting on 14 December at
1715 to 1830.
There are a handful of final requests, outlined below….
1. Registrations: please can you ensure that any attendees are registered
before 5 December. The link is available here.
2. Lead contact details: Please can you share lead phone and email
contact information that we will store if we need to contact Minister
Järvan at the Ministerial?
3. Stage Management: Please see attached a proposed ‘Stage Management’
for the panel. Please let me know if you have any questions regarding
this.
4. Pre Call (logistics): I would like to offer you a 45 minute call to
discuss any last minute logistics for this panel at 1130-1215 on the 8th
of December (Paris time). Would a representative be able to join a call at
that time?
All the best,
Peter
Peter STEPHENS (he/him),
Digital Security
Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation
Tel: +33 (0)1 45 24 10 82 | Email:
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