Past events

As artificial intelligences become increasingly visible across society, what practices should inform their responsible development?

Experts discuss systemic change in the global banking system as crypto finance takes hold. A post-event reception will follow this event.

This meeting convenes policymakers and non-state stakeholder representatives to consider lessons from these two major UN conventions.

This meeting convenes policymakers and non-state stakeholder representatives to explore the concept of ‘gender mainstreaming’ in the UN cybercrime treaty negotiations.

Examining the UK government’s position on international law in cyberspace during peacetime.

 This consultation will provide a platform for sharing knowledge, information and perspectives on different issues pertaining to the UN cybercrime convention. 

This event will explore the necessary steps for companies to uphold internet resilience and tackle questions about how to address risks related to the internet’s ‘breaking points’.

This special International Women’s Day discussion will explore the challenges of gender and inclusion mainstreaming in international security.

This discussion of experts uses examples of AI application and misapplication to illustrate the challenges businesses, organizations and states still face when talking on AI.

The objective of this workshop is to spark fresh debate on the question: what does and should constitute the European security agenda today?

This simulation exercise explored ways to strengthen Georgia’s resilience to disinformation and cyber threats against democracy.

Join Chatham House and the EU Cyber Direct project for this virtual consultation on cybercrime policymaking, which will convene stakeholders like civil society, private sector, technical community and academia from Europe.