1. International Peace and Security Vladimir Radunović Director, Cybersecurity and E-diplomacy DiploFoundation @vradunovic 20 March 2015 WEBINAR

2. Contents Cyber-armament: weapons and militarisation Cyber-conflicts: cyberwar - hype or reality? Conflict prevention: CBMs and norms, cooperation, IHL Diplomacy: ongoing fora, actors and challenges

3. Cyber-armament

4. Weapons and tools  Malware (viruses, trojans, worms)  Bot-nets (DDoS, spam, infection, frauds)  Social engineering (phishing, scams) Software flaws Protocol flaws Mind flaws

5. Asymmetry

6. Speed Policies and Law Technology and services Malware Cyber-attackers Provided by Ed Gelbstein

7. Cases Estonia Creeper Stuxnet „Aurora“ Sony-N.Korea PRISM

8. Militarisation Cyber as 5 th battlefield domain:  US: 4x Cyber-Command with Pentagon  UK: Cyber Defence Operations Group at the Ministry of Defence  Russia: FSB (Federal Security Service)  China: Cyber-warfare unit within PLA  Iran: High council for cyber-space and cyber-defence command  NATO: CCDCoE  EU: European Defence Agency (EDA) ...

9. Cyber-conflicts

10. Future in the past

11. Cyber-warfare v3.0

12. Cyber-war?

13. Conflict prevention

14. Negotiations  Legal frameworks and cooperation against cyber-crime  Confidence building measures (CBM), cooperation on critical infrastructure protection and response to cyber-incidents  Defining cyber-conflicts and application of IHL to cyber-space  Setting the norms of behavior in cyber-space  Control of proliferation of cyber-weapons and dual-use technologies  Cyber-disarmament 

15. CBMs views on emerging threats Share views on emerging threats terminology Discuss terminology nationallegal and operational frameworks Set up national legal and operational frameworks among national bodies Cooperate among national bodies to share information on threats avoid misperception Consult to avoid misperception, tension and conflicts protectcritical infrastructure Cooperate to protect critical infrastructure protect open and secure Internet Share measures taken to protect open and secure Internet capacity building Encourage capacity building multistakeholder approach  Strengthen multistakeholder approach and PPP capacities on regional and sub-regional  Enhance capacities on regional and sub-regional levels ...

16. IHL Challenges  Necessity: Defining armed attack and use of force in cyber- space? Response to cyber-attacks?  Distinction: Dual-use technology? Global (nus-)effects?  Proportionality: Assessment of effects of cyber-attacks?  Attribution: Proxies? Liability of intermediaries?

17. Diplomacy

18. International initiatives  UN: Group of Governmental Experts (GGE) on “International norms pertaining to state use of ICT” (2011-)  OSCE: Confidence Building Measures re. risks from ICT (2013)  NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE): “Tallin Manual” (2013)  OECD: Guidelines on Information Security  G8: Subgroup on High-Tech Crime on crime, terrorism and CIIP  ITU: Global Cybersecurity Agenda (2008)  WSIS, IGF, GCCS, ASEAN...  Bilateral agreements

19. Collective responsibility

20. Challenges

22. Provided by Ed Gelbstein

23. Chain effect

24. Human rights and cybersecurity

25. Questions Thank you for your time www.diplomacy.edu @igcbp @DiplomacyEdu @vradunovic