Join us at the OrgSec Village! This event is set to be a satellite gathering of the Team CommUNITY’s Global Gathering, which is scheduled for September 27-29, 2024. The main event will take place in the afternoons, while the OrgSec Village will run from September 26-29. Notably, September 26 will be a full day, with half-day schedules for September 27-29. The event will be held in Estoril, Portugal.
The OrgSec Village will cover a range of topics including building sustainability in security adoption, advanced threats, assessing the security of civil society actors, and utilizing various tools and resources to enhance digital security, among others.
Our goal for this event is to foster a sense of community within the IF network. We aim to bring together civil society and tech companies for meaningful discussions on digital security. This will complement the sessions scheduled during the main tracks of the Team CommUNITY’s Global Gathering. We look forward to your participation!
For further information, you can contact us at [email protected]
- Date & Time: September 26-29, 2024 from 9:30 to 12:30.
- Location: Hotel Inglaterra, Estoril, Portugal.
- Capacity: Up to 100 participants.
- Format & Sessions:
- Main track (up to 100 participants): Presentations / panels / facilitated activities of 50 mins.
- Training track (up to 30 max): 1.5h or 3h hands-on technical trainings.
- Registration forms and deadlines: Please register here by July 31, 2024 for participation and sessions.
Regrettably, the venue chosen for this year’s edition is not wheelchair-accessible or suitable for individuals with reduced mobility, as it necessitates the use of stairs. If you require an accessible venue, please send an email to [email protected] to see if there are any accommodations we can make for you. Additionally, please leave a note in the final field of this form.
Suggested themes:
- Building sustainability in security adoption (policies, long-term interventions, champion models, updating knowledge, etc.)
- Facilitation (use of language, adult learning, engagement, activities and dynamics, etc.)
- Advanced threats (Computer and mobile forensics, malware, spear phishing, ransomware, etc.)
- Assessing the security of civil society actors (Auditing, technical assessments, threat modeling, etc.)
- Tools and other resources (workflows, usability, presentation, training on adoption, etc.)
- Holistic approaches (Physical, Psychosocial/emotional, legal, administrative security, etc.)
- Censorship circumvention (VPNs, Sneakernets, Pluggable Transports, etc.)
- Responding to incidents and operating in restrictive environments (data recovery, online account takeovers, device compromise, working on helplines, preparation for raids, arrests, etc.)