London Conference on Cyberspace
The London Conference on Cyberspace (1-2 November 2011) We are writing to inform you that the Foreign Secretary will be chairing the London Conference on Cyberspace from 1 - 2 November this year.
This will be an international conference, which will follow on from his speech to the Munich Security Conference in February.
The objective of the conference is to position the UK as a thought leader on cyber issues and launch a dialogue on principles to guide the behaviour of those operating in cyberspace.
Government delegations from over 65 countries have been invited , as well as senior representatives from regional organisations, ICT businesses, NGOs and academia. Get involved in the debate on the future of cyberspace:
You have an opportunity to ask senior representatives from government, business and civil society your questions about the future of the web. Our team of digital rapporteurs will put a representative selection of the questions to the speakers and chairs of the panels during the London Conference on Cyberspace. For more information on the Conference and its five themes visit www.fco.gov.uk/londoncyber
How to participate:
Via Twitter:
Tweet your questions in English in advance of the conference, or while it is taking place. Include the hashtag #LondonCyber for general questions and add one of the following hashtags, corresponding with the relevant theme, so that we can match your question to the right session:
#social, #economic, #crime, #access, #security
Follow @LondonCyber for updates on the conference and the online debate.
Via Facebook
You can go to the Foreign Secretary’s page on Facebook (www.facebook.com/williamjhague) and ask a question in English there.
If you see a question that has already been asked, you can like it, to help us see what the most popular questions are.
