The Caribbean Cyber Program has launched! Which webinars will you be attending?
Three timely topics, three new webinars, and one central question: how can we make our government more digitally resilient?
What do geopolitical developments mean for our digital dependencies? How can public and private sector entities within the Kingdom collaborate more effectively? And what should you do if your organization is actually hacked?
Over the coming weeks, the Caribbean Cyber Program is hosting three webinars to explore these questions with experts and practitioners in the field.
Digital Sovereignty and Geopolitics: Managing Digital Dependencies
Tuesday, November 17, 15:00 – 16:00 NL / 10:00 – 11:00 UTC-4
Digital Resilience Together: Collaboration within the Kingdom
Tuesday, November 24, 16:00 – 17:00 NL / 11:00 – 12:00 UTC-4
Help! My organization has been hacked. What now?
Friday, December 11, 14:00 – 15:00 NL / 09:00 – 10:00 UTC-4
Register now: https://www.weerbaredigitaleoverheid-caribisch.nl/car-nl
Get involved and share with your colleagues
Cyber resilience requires more than just technical knowledge; it calls for effective collaboration and clear decision-making. Whether you work in policy, management, IT, security, or crisis management, these webinars will help you better understand risks and prepare your organization.
Sign up for one or more webinars and share this invitation with colleagues within your organization or network. Did you miss a previous session? You can also watch our past webinars, covering topics such as ransomware, cyber crisis management, and privacy & security.
Register here: https://www.weerbaredigitaleoverheid-caribisch.nl/car-nl
Joint exercises on Bonaire
During the recent .BQ Cyber Convention on Bonaire, the Government-wide Cyber Program organized a cyber-crisis exercise. Participants from various islands and organizations practiced responding to a fictional cyber incident that affected areas including logistics and digital connectivity. A key takeaway: during a cyber crisis, no single party has the full picture right away. This is precisely why clearly defined roles, effective information exchange, and collaboration between islands and organizations are so crucial.
Would you like to conduct a cyber-crisis exercise within your own organization? The exercise scenario is available for organizations that wish to practice their own approach to handling cyber crises. Bekijk en download het oefenscenario.
Together, we are building cyber resilience – in the Netherlands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.