Paris call for trust & security in cyber space

18th November 2019

Tosibox

Alex Lynn

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Tosibox has announced its support for the declaration that sends a powerful signal and manifests a common desire to work together to strengthen everyone’s security in the digital space. The digital space, more simply known as ‘cyber space’, has become a new place for economic opportunities and social transformations.

In recent years, France has made strengthening the stability of this space one of its priorities. The country aims to enable cyber space to be a forum for discussions for all States, their citizens and businesses. To achieve this, they are promoting a rules-based cyber space, where international law applies and where fundamental freedoms and human rights are respected.

”This is an important initiative and Tosibox is proud to be a part of the movement. We are committed to working together to increase prevention against and resilience to malicious online activity, to protect the integrity of the Internet, and to improve the security of digital products and services as well as everybody’s cyber hygiene. As the explosion of the Internet of Everything (IoE) continues to expand, everything will eventually become connected to the internet. We want to be in the forefront and give our contribution to make the world a more trustworthy place to live and interact,” explained Jarno Limnéll, CEO at Tosibox.

The Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyber space was launched by President Emmanuel Macron at the UNESCO Internet Governance Forum (IGF) on November 12th, 2018. This high-level declaration in favour of the development of common principles for securing cyber space has already received the backing of 564 official supporters: 67 States, 139 international and civil society organisations, and 358 entities of the private sector.

The list of supporters will be updated during the Paris Peace Forum on November 12th, 2019.