The Cyber Diplomacy Center is dedicated to proposing and implementing strategies, initiatives, and actions that leverage traditional diplomacy's principles and resources to address the digital era's complex challenges.

At the core of the center's vision is a commitment to enhancing cybersecurity practices and mitigating cyber threats. By fostering collaboration among governments, international organizations, industry leaders, and civil society, the center seeks to develop comprehensive approaches to safeguard critical infrastructure, protect sensitive data, and defend against cyberattacks.

The Cyber Diplomacy Center strives to connect policy and technology, promoting fair and comprehensive digital governance that is responsible and inclusive.

The center uses diplomacy and engagement to promote responsible behavior and discourage malicious activities in cyberspace. We aim to establish norms, standards, and best practices in this area.

Moreover, the center acknowledges the crucial importance of diplomacy in promoting peace and stability in the cyber realm. Our goal is to reduce the risk of cyber conflicts and promote a secure and stable cyber environment by facilitating dialogues, mediating disputes, and promoting diplomatic solutions. Our approach seeks to de-escalate tensions and build trust among nations.

The goal of the Cyber Diplomacy Center is to create a future where countries collaborate through diplomacy to address the ever-changing world of cybersecurity effectively. By bridging the gap between technology and diplomacy, the center aims to create a resilient and peaceful digital world where individuals, governments, and organizations can harness the benefits of the digital era while safeguarding against cyber threats.

Main activities:

• Managing the transborder issues arising from the digitization of life, society, the economy and politics;
• Contributing to collective security and supporting good governance by using specific tools dedicated to relevant state and non-state actors;
• Promoting the interests of relevant stakeholders from the cyber field by applying traditional diplomatic resources and methods;
• Proposing and implementing strategies, initiatives, actions that enhance cyber security and promote peace and stability;
• Drafting norms and strategies in areas like: Internet governance, prohibition of cyber criminality, the adequate response to cyber-threats and the protection of critical infrastructures;
• Promoting a constructivist approach to the developing system of cyber governance, based on shared security and prosperity;
• Developing a multidisciplinary network of collaborators and contributors to support the interdisciplinary cyber diplomacy field, which brings together international relations and diplomacy, computer science, public policy, system-of-system engineering, international law and many more.