Rutte opens the International Cyber Conference in The Hague Photos ANP / Bas Czerwinski
The first conference on cyber security is there on. Besides a lot of platitudes about Internet safety, the official announcement of an international office for cybersecurity in The Hague also a spectacular launch of a by brains controlled drone.
Internet founder Vint Cerf made at a seminar on the ethical aspects of technology for the most exciting moment in the day. He showed through his mind off a drone.
Citizens have a right to online privacy, crime must be fought and the Internet must be safe. The results during the first day of the international cyber conference in The Hague were very predictable. That was NRC -edited Wouter van Noort on.
And as was already leaked, The Hague is an international agency for cybersecurity. Through this Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) countries have to work together. Also, countries with insufficient knowledge about network security and cybercrime may benefit. So let Ard van der Steur Minister of Security and Justice to know Reuters .
“It’s about sharing knowledge, skills and experience. You need friends and you can make them better now, you’ll be friends already when you really need them “
Among the 42 founding countries like the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Australia, Israel, Japan and the United States. Companies also join Vodafone and Microsoft. Netherlands attracts 2.5 million for projects that will do the desk. It is not yet known how much money help other countries.
Read here why NRCQ Netherlands wants to play a leading role in international cybersecurity.
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