Misa Stankovic

Ambassador Asoke Mukerji, former Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations and distinguished Diplo lecturer

This keynote was delivered during the Geneva Dialogue course session on 4 December 2025......

Sofia Martinez Gomez, Cybersecurity Expert, AlixPartners

Earlier this year, Huawei organised the Cyber Security Forum at its Brussels-based Cyber Security Transparency Center, where I had the opportunity to explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity regulation—specifically the NIS2 Directive—and share what it really means for organizations today.....

Anastasiya Kazakova, Cyber Diplomacy Knowledge Fellow, DiploFoundation

In 2017 Richard Haass called for a new world order 2.0 that is based on ‘sovereign obligation’, the notion that sovereign states have not just rights, but also obligations to others....

Xiang Zheng Teo, Ensign InfoSecurity
Anastasiya Kazakova, DiploFoundation

As users of numerous digital products – apps, smart devices etc. – we expect a certain level of security and safety while using those products, although we don’t know how secure they are and, what’s more, don’t often have easily accessible ways to acquire such knowledge.

Imad Aad, Technical Project Manager, C4DT

Everyone can develop software, and the resulting quality can vary considerably. There is no single ‘right way’ to write code and reach a given goal. Numerous technologies exist with increasing complexities. Like in all disciplines, ‘mistakes happen’, and software development is no exception.

Serge Droz, Senior Adviser, Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) and Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors, FIRST

What are vulnerabilities?
Many of us are probably used to the all too frequent messages like ‘Update in progress, don’t turn off your computer.’

Vladimir Radunović, DiploFoundation
Anastasiya Kazakova, DiploFoundation
Serge Droz, Swiss Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) and FIRST

Exploiting vulnerabilities in digital products and services is an - if not the - essential component of sophisticated cyberattacks.

Welcome back to the Geneva Dialogue! Since 2018, this international process has been focusing on responsible behavior in cyberspace and exploring ways to enhance cyber stability. Over the years, we've built a community with partners from diverse industries and  who are leading in digitisation, including the manufacturing of digital products.