Manama: The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is establishing a Cybersecurity Centre that will be launched soon. However, no date was given. “The driving force of the centre is to promote and develop cooperation among the OIC member states in order to prevent, combat and eradicate electronic terrorism in accordance with the principles set forth in the OIC Charter and the Organisation of the Islamic Conference Convention against International Terrorism, with full respect for the sovereignty of member states, the rule of law and the international law, including human rights law,” Wajdi Alqulit, the director of the OIC Information Technology department, said.
The Organization of the Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) has started its 9th Annual International Conference on the theme "Uncovering Future Threats" in Baku. The organizer of the conference is the Special State Protection Service of the Republic of Azerbaijan, local partners are Delta Telecom LTD and Azinfosec, and foreign partners are May Cyer Technology, THALES and Videntifier companies. The event's academic partner is ADA University. Representatives from 21 OIC member countries and 11 non-member countries are attending the conference.
Some 200 participants from the computer emergency response teams from 34 countries recently gathered in Baku, Azerbaijan to discuss cyber security agendas. The participants, which included representatives from 21 Organisation of Islamic Cooperation - Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) member countries, attended (6 to 9 November) the ninth edition of this annual event, this time - themed 'Uncovering Future Threats.'
“The driving force of the centre is to promote and develop cooperation among the OIC member states in order to prevent, combat and eradicate electronic terrorism in accordance with the principles set forth in the OIC Charter and the Organisation of the Islamic Conference Convention against International Terrorism, with full respect for the sovereignty of member states, the rule of law and the international law, including human rights law,” Wajdi Alqulit, the director of the OIC Information Technology department, said.
Azerbaycan'ın başkenti Bakü'de İslam İşbirliği Teşkilatı (İİT) Bilgisayar Acil Müdahale Ekipleri (OİC-CERT) Konferansı düzenlendi.
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, OIC, has announced that it is on the path of making real progress towards establishing a Cybersecurity Centre to combat threats such as cyberterrorism.cyberterrorism The announcement was made at the OIC-CERT Annual Conference 2017, which was being held under the theme ‘Uncovering Future Threats’, at Baku, Azerbaijan, according to a report by WAM. The event saw OIC’s head of Information Technology Department Wajdi Alqulaiti deliver a statement on behalf of OIC’s secretary general speed where he noted that the Centre will be soon up and running.
BAKÜ (AA) - Azerbaycan'ın başkenti Bakü'de İslam İşbirliği Teşkilatı (İİT) Bilgisayar Acil Müdahale Ekipleri (OİC-CERT) Konferansı düzenlendi. Bu yıl dokuzuncusu yapılan "Gelecekteki Tehditlerin Ortaya Çıkması" başlıklı konferansa İİT üyesi 21, İİT üyesi olmayan 11 ülkeden 140 bilişim uzmanı katıldı.
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BAKÜ (AA) - Azerbaycan'ın başkenti Bakü'de İslam İşbirliği Teşkilatı (İİT) Bilgisayar Acil Müdahale Ekipleri (OİC-CERT) Konferansı düzenlendi. Bu yıl dokuzuncusu yapılan "Gelecekteki Tehditlerin Ortaya Çıkması" başlıklı konferansa İİT üyesi 21, İİT üyesi olmayan 11 ülkeden 140 bilişim uzmanı katıldı.
JEDDAH, 8th November, 2017 (WAM) -- The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, OIC, says it is on the path of making real progress towards establishing a Cybersecurity Centre, which is due to be up and running soon.
Jeddah, Safar 19, 1439, November 08, 2017, SPA -- The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is in the path of making real progress towards establishing a Cybersecurity Center, which is due to be up and running soon. The OIC's head of Information Technology Department Wajdi Alqulaiti disclosed this while delivering the statement on behalf of the OIC Secretary General at the OIC-CERT Annual Conference 2017 under the theme 'Uncovering Future Threats', being held at Baku, Azerbaijan, from 6-9 November 2017.
Bakıda İslam Əməkdaşlıq Təşkilatına (İƏT) üzv ölkələr üzrə Kompüter İnsidentlərinə qarşı Mübarizə Mərkəzlərinin (CERT) “Gələcək təhlükələrin aşkar edilməsi” adlı IX beynəlxalq illik konfransı işə başlayıb.
Bakıda İslam Əməkdaşlıq Təşkilatına üzv ölkələr üzrə Kompüter İnsidentlərinə qarşı Mübarizə Mərkəzlərinin “Uncovering Future Threats” adlı 9-cu beynəlxalq illik konfransı başlayıb. İKT.lent.az-ın APA-ya istinadən verdiyi məlumata görə, konfransda İslam Əməkdaşlıq Təşkilatına üzv olan 21, üzv olmayan 11 ölkədən 97 nəfər, Azərbaycandan isə 140 nəfər iştirak üçün qeydiyyatdan keçib
Noyabrın 7-də Bakıda İslam Əməkdaşlıq Təşkilatına (İƏT) üzv ölkələr üzrə Kompüter İnsidentlərinə qarşı Mübarizə Mərkəzlərinin (CERT) "Gələcək təhlükələrin aşkar edilməsi” adlı IX beynəlxalq illik konfransı işə başlayıb.
Bu gündən Bakıda İslam Əməkdaşlıq Təşkilatına (İƏT) üzv ölkələr üzrə Kompüter İnsidentlərinə qarşı Mübarizə Mərkəzlərinin (CERT) “Gələcək təhlükələrin aşkar edilməsi” adlı IX beynəlxalq illik konfransı işə başlayıb.
During the past years, the information and communications technology has developed rapidly, and this process continues without stopping. Unfortunately, сybercrimes are developing in parallel to this. Therefore, it is very important for world countries to combine their efforts to combat this kind of crime, which poses threats not only to ordinary people, but to the state agencies and big corporations around the globe.
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is in the path of making real progress towards establishing a Cybersecurity Center, which is due to be up and running soon. The OIC’s head of Information Technology Department Wajdi Alqulaiti disclosed this while delivering the statement on behalf of the OIC Secretary General at the OIC-CERT Annual Conference 2017 under the theme “Uncovering Future Threats”, being held at Baku, Azerbaijan, from 6-9 November 2017.
Baku, Azerbaijan, Nov. 7. By Huseyn Veliyev – Trend: The cooperation of countries in combating cybercrime at the global level is of great importance for obtaining effective results in this field, said Mursal Veliyev, deputy head of the Special State Protection Service of Azerbaijan and head of the Special Information and Communication Security Agency.
Baku, November 7 - The Organization of the Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) has started its 9th Annual International Conference on the theme "Uncovering Future Threats" in Baku.
Bakıda İslam Əməkdaşlıq Təşkilatına üzv ölkələr üzrə Kompüter İnsidentlərinə qarşı Mübarizə Mərkəzlərinin “Uncovering Future Threats” adlı 9-cu beynəlxalq illik konfransı başlayıb.
15th June 2017 – Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST), the world’s leading association of security and incident response teams, has marked its 29th annual conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico by signing two Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with GÉANT – Europe’s leading collaboration on e-infrastructure and services for research and education, and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) respectively. It is hoped that the formalization of cooperation between the organizations will enable closer integration within the incident response community, and provide further opportunities for collaboration between the groups.
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