Caribbean Stakeholders Meeting: Cyber Security and Cybercrime (CSM II) Provisional Agenda. Day 1: 16 March 2016

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1 Provisional Agenda Day 1: 16 March 2016 Day 1 Objective: To present emerging cyber threats in the Caribbean and discuss the findings of the needs assessments carried out in five Caribbean countries. Opening Session 9:00 Introduction Mr. Selby Wilson, Caribbean Master of Ceremonies 9:10 Welcome Remarks Mr. Renato Mariani, Senior Vice President Marketing and Business Intelligence, Cable & Wireless Business 9:25 Welcome Address Mr. Steven Malby, Head Law Development Section, Rule of Law Division, Commonwealth 10:00 Coffee Break Session 1: Emerging Cyber Threats in the Caribbean This session will present recent cybercrime/cyber security activities (attacks experienced, legislative provisions, issues and solutions) to raise the level of awareness about the increase in cybercrime in the region, types of crimes committed and emerging trends. Session Chair: Mr. Sean Fouché, ICT Manager, CARICOM IMPACS Presentations on cybercrime trends in the region and potential impact of cyber events on critical national infrastructure. 10:30 Cybercrime: Cybersecurity: Mr. Adrian Acosta and Gabriela Chamorro, Digital Crime Officer, Interpol Mr. Ignace Ertilus, Special Agent, US Federal Bureau of Investigation Mr. Roberto Arbelaez Cortes, National Security Officer, North America, Microsoft Corp 12:00 Lunch Impact on Critical National Infrastructure: Mr. Rajeev Seeram, Solutions Architect, Cable & Wireless Business 1

2 13:00 Day 1: 16 March 2016 (Continued) Session 2: Results of the Needs Assessments This session will present findings of the needs assessments conducted in five Commonwealth Caribbean countries and will identify key gaps and vulnerabilities, and common issues across the region. Session Chair: Ms. Melissa Tucker, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Legal Affairs, Guyana Key Findings of the Needs Assessments Ms. Joan Joseph, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Antigua & Barbuda Information, Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Information Technology, Antigua and Barbuda Barbados Mr. Clifford A Bostic, Deputy Chief Telecommunications Officer Dominica Mr. Bennett Thomas, Director of Communications Grenada Mr. Eric Nurse, Director ICT, Grenada Trinidad and Tobago Ms. Antoinette Lucas-Andrews, Director International Affairs, Ministry of National Security, Trinidad and Tobago 14:30 Coffee Break 15:00 Common gaps and vulnerabilities from the needs assessments. Round Table Group Discussion Forum: To consider the issues, 16:00 gaps and vulnerabilities in Caribbean cyber security and agree on priority actions and required resources. 17:00 End of Day 1 Mr. Tony Ming, ICT Adviser, Commonwealth All Delegates 2

3 Day 2 17 March 2016 Day 2 Objective: To identify solutions, and to develop and agree on a high level implementation plan 9:00 Recap of Day 1 9:10 CSM I Follow-up Activity: Update on the Caribbean Cyber Security Framework. Session 3: Solutions and Priorities for Issues Identified This session highlights possible solutions for the gaps and vulnerabilities identified. Mr. Selby Wilson, Caribbean Mr. Sean Fouché, ICT Manager, CARICOM IMPACS 09:20 Session Chair: Mr. Osmond Petty, Permanent Secretary, National Security, St Kitts and Nevis. Presentations on best fit solutions currently available to member countries. Cybercrime Legislation: Mr. Claudio Peguero, Council of Europe Mr. Shadrach Haruna, Legal Adviser, Commonwealth Capacity Building: 10:30 Coffee Break 10:45 Continuation of presentations on best fit solutions. 12:00 Lunch Raising Awareness: Strategies and Policies: Child Online Exploitation: Mr. Adrian Acosta and Ms. Gabriela Chamorro, Digital Crime Officer, Interpol Mr. Anthony Teelucksingh, Senior Council, US Department of Justice Mr. Peter Cassidy, Secretary General / Co-Founder, Anti- Phishing Working Group Ms. Kerry Ann Barrett, Cybersecurity Adviser, Organization of American States Mr. Sylvester Cadette, Program Officer, International Ms. Sirah Abraham, Criminal Justice Adviser to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean; Advocate for WePROTECT 3

4 Day 2 17 March 2016 (Continued) 13:00 Session 4: Development of a High Level Action Plan This session will pull together the various elements of the plan deliverables, preliminary timelines, roles, responsibilities and risks. Session Chair: Mr. Agosta Degazon, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs and National Security, Saint Lucia. 14:00 Roundtable Group Discussions: To formulate different elements of the Plan, and to identify the requirements, resources and mechanisms for regional execution of the Implementation Plan. Mr. Shadrach Haruna, Legal Adviser, Commonwealth All delegates Group Facilitators: Commonwealth - Mr. Shadrach Haruna and Mr. Tony Ming; CTU - Ms. Bernadette Lewis and CARICOM IMPACS - Mr. Sean Fouché 15:30 Coffee Break 16:00 Reports of Roundtable Group Discussions All delegates 17:00 End of Day 2 17:30 Drafting and Presentation Committee: To develop the documents and presentation for the Ministers on Day 3 Member States: Barbados Mr. Clifford Bostic Grenada Mr. Robert Branch, Senior Legal Council Saint Lucia Ms. Elizabeth Bailey, Deputy Permanent Secretary Jamaica Ms. Karen Clarke- Davis Trinidad and Tobago Representative CSM II Partners: Commonwealth Caribbean Telecommunications Union CARICOM IMPACS 4

5 Day 3: 18 March 2016 Day 3 Objective: To obtain Ministerial approval of the high level implementation plan and indications of interest by resource providers to support its implementation. Opening Session 9:00 Welcome Address Mr. Francis Forbes, Executive Director, CARICOM IMPACS 9:15 Welcome Remarks Mr. Steven Malby, Head Law Development Section, Rule of Law Division, Commonwealth 9:25 Ministerial Briefing: Recap of Day 1 and Day 2 Ms. Bernadette Lewis, Secretary General, Caribbean 9:40 Keynote Address Senator the Hon. Dr James Louis Fletcher, Minister of Sustainable Development, Energy, Science & Technology, Saint Lucia 10:00 Photo & Session Coffee Break 10:15 Theme: Crypto Currencies and its use to finance crimes Mr. Steven Malby Presentation of the Action Plan Mr. Tony Ming, ICT Adviser, Commonwealth 11:00 PARALLEL SESSION I Closed Session By Invitation Only Ministerial Caucus: Discussion of the Plan In this session, the Ministers will be requested to voice their questions, concerns and intent to approve the Action Plan. Session Chair: Senator the Hon. Darcy Boyce, Minister, Ministry of Energy, Immigration, Telecommunications and Invest Barbados, Barbados PARALLEL SESSION II Delegates Caucus: Expressions of interest in supporting elements of the High Level Action Plan This session provides the opportunity for development agencies, member countries and organisations to indicate the aspects of the Action Plan in which there is interest in providing support. Session Chair: Mr. Nigel Cassimire, Telecommunications Specialist, CTU 12:00 Session 6: Report from the Ministers Caucus and Presentation of Commitments This session will present feedback from the Ministers on the Implementation Plan, respond to their concerns and highlight the organisations that are prepared to support the plan. Session Chair: Ms. Bernadette Lewis, Secretary General, CTU 13:00 Luncheon 14:15 Discussion Forum: Creation of a virtual community consisting of member countries and cybercrime and cyber security experts. 14:45 Discussion and Acceptance of the Draft Communiqué Mr. Shadrach Haruna Legal Adviser, Commonwealth Mr. Shadrach Haruna; All delegates 15:15 Coffee Break 15:45 Plenary Session: The Next Steps Mr. Tony Ming 16:15 Closing Remarks Sen. the Hon. Darcy Boyce 16:30 End of Meeting 5