Presentation from one of the panel sessions that took part at Cybersecurity forum in London, this year at the BT Centre.

2. The breadth of the cybersecurity capacity
building challenge
Commonwealth Cybersecurity Forum 2014
Professor Sadie Creese
sadie.creese@cybersecurity.ox.ac.uk

3. progress, prosperity and
stability

4. complex
1. devising national cyber policy and cyber defence
2. encouraging responsible cyber culture within society
3. building cyber skills into the workforce and leadership
4. creating effective legal and regulatory frameworks
5. controlling risks through technology and processes
interrelated, requiring strategy and policy across government
co-dependent upon stakeholders
custodians and delivery from civil society, governments, industry,
international community

7. Transferring
Knowledge to
Stakeholders
Assisting in Capacity
Building Projects
Collecting &
Synthesizing Data
Testing & Validating
Ideas
International
Community
National
Policy
Owners
Civil Society
Industry
Best Practice
Case Studies
Expert
Community
Capacity Maturity Metrics
and Model
Gap Analysis and Policy Options
Feeding back Capacity Building
Expertise and Experiences
Inputting Cyber Security Science
and Humanities Knowledge
Outputting

8. immediate 2014 outputs
• capacity gap analysis
• first draft model for use in strategy and policy planning
• portal to help connect people with capacity debates,
expertise and opportunity
• recommendations for priority activities in 2014 –
focused on increasing scale, pace and quality of
cybersecurity capacity

9. working with us…
• contribute to the activity of our working groups
– help ensure inclusivity
• provide us with case studies
• allow us to assist you in capacity building and learn
directly from your experiences
• connect us to capacity-builders in your region