Global Cybersecurity Forum

The GCF Annual Meeting 2026 will be held in Riyadh on October 7-8 under the theme “Institutionalizing Adaptive Collaborations in Cyberspace.” ​ This year’s edition aims to transform our advancement into sustained institutional collaborations for a safe, resilient Cyberspace.

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How does the borderless nature of cybercrime shape how nations and law enforcement agencies effectively respond to threats? On #RethinkingCyber, Dr. Jürgen Stock, explores cross-border cooperation, intelligence sharing, and the future of law enforcement in Cyberspace.

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Bridging the Gender Gap in Cybersecurity in partnership with @DukeU draws on the experiences of women across Latin America, offering deepened insights into women’s representation in cybersecurity and actionable steps to address the talent gap.

This #InternationalWomensDay, GCF is pleased to announce the #WomenInCyber Awards, with the support of @ITU and @UN_Women. The Awards aim to recognize the contributions of organizations worldwide in advancing women's participation and impact in cybersecurity.

The findings provide a roadmap to expand women’s participation in the sector globally. ​ Read the full report: gcforum.org/en/research-pu…

72% of women surveyed in new research by GCF and @DukeU across Latin America called for formal mentorship programs to help address the challenges they face in advancing to leadership roles in cybersecurity.

The GCF Annual Meeting 2026 will be held in Riyadh on October 7-8 under the theme “Institutionalizing Adaptive Collaborations in Cyberspace.” ​ This year’s edition aims to transform our advancement into sustained institutional collaborations for a safe, resilient Cyberspace.

In a complex geopolitical landscape, ensuring a safe Cyberspace depends on shared priorities and principles. By building consensus around what matters - protecting people and societies - we can better enable collective action and sustained global cyber resilience.

As part of the Child Protection in Cyberspace (CPC) global initiative, GCF and UNICEF are empowering parents and caregivers while strengthening child helplines to respond to online harm. Together, we mark ongoing progress toward a safer, more secure Cyberspace for all children.

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As cyber threats to children become more complex, how can stakeholders share responsibility and collaborate to safeguard children from harm in Cyberspace? Join us for #RethinkingCyber to hear insights from @UNICEF's Sheema Sen Gupta.

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As telecom networks become more complex and data-driven, how can threat detection keep pace?  The ‘Safeguarding Future Networks & Emerging Technologies' Knowledge Community, led by @stc, explores a path forward that balances practicality, scalability, and regulatory alignment.

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We're pleased to announce the next edition of our joint training and mentorship program with USTTI in 2026. ​ Our high-impact training aims to advance emerging female professionals worldwide to leadership roles in cybersecurity.

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Our 'Empowering Women to Leadership in Cyber' training & mentorship program with USSTI trained 63 women from 39 countries in its first year. Hear from program participants as they share their experiences and why the outcomes are vital to strengthening global cyber resilience.

At the launch of the Protection through Online Participation Guiding Principles, led by @ITU, @UN_EndViolence & GCF, Doreen Bogdan-Martin, ITU Secretary-General, reaffirmed our shared commitment to ensuring children can access support online safely and securely.