Minutes of the Individual Meeting between GCSEC and IMTM; GCSEC, IMTM and UDG

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Minutes of the Individual Meeting between GCSEC and IMTM; GCSEC, IMTM and UDG Tempus project: Enhancement of cyber educational system of Montenegro (ECESM) Participants: EU Partners Massimo Cappelli, GCSEC Nicola Sotira, GCSEC Montenegrin Partners Ivan Petrović, IMTM Bojana Tošić, IMTM Hosting institution: Global Cyber Security Center Roma, Italy Individual meeting between IMTM and GCSEC Monday, 21 st November 2016 The meeting was attended by 4 participants from 2 ECESM institutions. The Meeting was organized between GCSEC (Global Cyber Security Center Roma) and IMTM (Institute of Modern Technology Montenegro) in order to discuss about cooperation in future and to sign Memorandum of understanding and cooperation. Director of Global Cyber Security Center, Nikola Sotira and director of Institute of modern technology Montenegro, Ivan Petrovic, singed Memorandum of understanding and partnership. During implementation of Tempus project ECESM, IMTM and GCSEC found common interests and partner intend to develop the following forms of cooperation stemming from their basic activities, and this Memorandum is result of it. Common research activities, transfer of knowledge and experience from GCSEC to IMTM, and its implementation through Montenegrin Cyber Educational Center, will bring to raised awareness of Montenegrin citizens and companies about cyber security, and therefore the more secured society. ACTION 1: Both institutions make agreement to post logo of each other on its own website. The second part of the meeting was reserved for finding the best modalities how to include IMTM in the plan of GCSEC performance for 2017. The representative of both institutions agreed to include each other in the preparation of project proposals in the field of cyber security. ACTION 2: Analyze actual Calls for proposals and find some appropriate to submit proposal.

IMTM representatives make short presentation about organized First Cyber security forum in Montenegro and its impact. GCSEC advised IMTM to continue with this kind of raising awareness among citizens. GCSEC spoke about their raising awareness campaigns and published materials, questionnaires, etc. The GCSEC representatives proposed to send used materials for campaigns and questionnaires (English versions) to IMTM. ACTION 3: GCSEC will send English versions of used materials in raising awareness campaigns and questionnaires. IMTM will translate it in Montenegrin language and distribute among MNE population. Participants: Montenegrin Partners Ramo Šendelj, UDG Ivana Ognjanović, UDG Ivan Petrović, IMTM Bojana Tošić, IMTM Dissemination and capacity building activity Tuesday, 22 nd November 2016 The Event "Advanced Persistent Threats: real cases" was attended by 4 participants from 2 Montenegrin ECESM institutions. On Tuesday, Montenegrin partners attended "Advanced Persistent Threats: real cases" event, organized by European Electronic Crime Task Force (EECTF). The EECTF, created in 2009 by Poste Italiane, the United States Secret Service, and the Polizia Postale e delle Comunicazioni, is an ever- expanding network of public institutions, law enforcement agencies, research facilities, and private-sector companies, which aims to build an alliance to share strategic and operational information on electronic crimes, develop subject matter experts, and foster an environment of enhanced cooperation in Europe. The event was focused on one of the most sophisticated forms of attack on organizations network, the "Advanced Persistent Threats" - APT - with the study of real cases. The APTs are real strategies of multilevel and multi-channel attack, unleashed on organization networks in different ways and on many fronts. The overall goal of this meeting was to share helpful views on real cases, foster collaboration, promote new forms of communication and enhance mutual trust and awareness among all stakeholders within the European cyber-crime community.

Individual meeting between GCSEC, IMTM and UDG Wednesday, 23 rd November 2016 Participants: EU Partners Massimo Cappelli, GCSEC Nicola Sotira, GCSEC Montenegrin Partners Ramo Šendelj, UDG Ivana Ognjanović, UDG Ivan Petrović, IMTM Bojana Tošić, IMTM The meeting was attended by 6 participants from 3 ECESM institutions. The meeting was opened by discussion of sustainability of master studies at UDG, and review of best practices in the world. As Montenegro is a small country, and don t need a many professionals with master degree in the field of cyber security, all representatives agreed that selection process for enrolment must be very strict, in order to ensure quality study program. Also, the recommendation was to strive to engagement the eminent international professors to ensure the attractiveness of studies. ACTION 1: Establish the criteria for enrolment the new generation of students in school 2017/2018. For the project sustainability and building the strong cyber society in Montenegro, the cooperation with the business sector is crucial. This was the topic of the second part of meeting. GCSEC presented the model of its cooperation with companies, and participants cross match it with current situation in Montenegro. ACTION 2: MCEC should be the hub of cooperation between business sector and research sector (HEIs, research institutions). ACTION 3: Continue with MCEC promotion among companies. The end of meeting was reserved for planning of GCSEC General Director, Prof. Nicola Sotira to UDG, the topics of his lectures.

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Prepared by: Bojana Tošić, IMTM