Cyber capacity-building can strengthen a country’s legal, technical, and policy capability, and protect against malicious cyber activity.
Countries have endorsed a set of Capacity-Building Principles at the United Nations. Focusing on process, partnerships, and people, the principles recognize the need for increased cooperation.
Building national cyber capacity enhances a country’s ability to detect, investigate, and respond to threats. Therefore, supporting cyber capacity-building is essential to creating a cyberspace that works for all.
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It is part of an ongoing project #Cyberspace4All: Towards an Inclusive Approach to Cyberspace Governance being implemented by the International Security programme at Chatham House.
This project aims to create an inclusive approach to cyber governance through a series of activities, including regional conferences, multimedia outputs and a special issue of the Journal of Cyber Policy.