CyAN News

Christian Aghroum, vice-président de CyAN, était l’invité de la session d’ouverture de l’édition 2017 du Forum de Weimar, tenu à Paris du 7 au 9 avril 2017, portant cette année sur le thème : “Les enjeux du numérique en Europe” et organisé par la conférence …

CyAN et Bloomberg ont le plaisir de vous convier à une soirée sur le thème de la blockchain qui se tiendra le mercredi 29 mars dans les locaux de Bloomberg, 7 rue Scribe, Paris 9ème à partir de 18h. Apparue en 2008 avec Bitcoin, la …

Hate speech is a threat that occurs in many societies across the world, and it is spreading fast through the Internet. In Nigeria, online hate speech is heating up a polity already divided along religious, ethnic and political lines. Some fear that if action is …

Starting 1st March 2017, all CyAN members have access to our new coworking office space in Paris, conveniently located between Louvre Museum and Garnier Opera. Our offices include a meeting room for 6-8 persons and are accessible for free by our visiting members. For our …

CyAN is delighted to welcome 9 more members from the US, Estonia, France, Iran, Australia, Israel and Singapore. – Richard La Magna, Cybersecurity Strategy consultant – Makko Kunnapu, Legal Adviser – Alexandre Stachtchenko, Strategic adviser on blockchain – Andrew Lewman, Cybersecurity adviser specialised in darknet …

CyAN supports the event “Online Hate Speech: Can Social Media Reduce its Spread?”, which takes place on the 28th of February 2017 during the Social Media Week Lagos 2017 at Ibis Hotel, 23 Toyin Street, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria. It commences at 10am prompt and will have …

Les secondes Rencontres 2016 du LAB (Land of African Business) tenues à Paris du 19 au 23 octobre 2016 sur le thème « Développement inclusif en Afrique : mirage ou réalité ? » avaient permis à notre Vice-Président, Christian Aghroum d’intervenir lors de la table ronde …

By Jean-Christophe Le Toquin, President CyAN is not quite 2 years old, but since we established the association in 2015, the world has changed more than many people – including me – thought it would, and not necessarily in the anticipated or desired direction. Many …

Some 300 cybercrime experts from 90 countries, 12 international and 40 private sector, civil society organisations and academia met at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France, from 16 to 18 November 2016 for the Octopus 2016 Conference on cooperation against cybercrime. Nour Eddine El …