The Diplomatic Academy at the University of Nicosia, in partnership with the University of Nicosia School of Law and the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies invite you to a closed event on “Cybersecurity in Small States: How to Track, Monitor, and Mitigate Conflict”.
Date: 27th September 2019
Time: 11:30-13:00
Venue: UNESCO Amphitheatre
Our esteemed speaker is Ms Natalia Spînu, Head of the Center for Response on Cybersecurity Incidents at the Information Technology and Cyber Security Service of the Government of the Republic of Moldova.
A networking reception will follow.
Kindly RSVP via email to Mr Petros Petrikkos at petrikkos.p@unic.ac.cy by 23rd September 2019.
About Ms Natalia Spînu
Ms Natalia Spinu is a cybersecurity expert with many years of work experience in governmental and non-governmental sectors in Moldova. As a cybersecurity expert, Ms. Spinu has experience in the following areas: team management, cybersecurity program & policy development, implementation & audit of information security management system (based on ISO 27001), project management. Ms. Natalia Spinu is also a member of the emerging security challenges working group, national coordinator of NATO SPS program in Moldova.
Cyber Security Center CERT-GOV-MD, within Information Technology and Cyber Security Service, headed by Ms. Natalia Spinu is a governmental computer emergency response team of Moldova, which handles cybersecurity incidents occurred in governmental networks. Under her leadership, the CSC CERT-GOV-MD became actively involved in many national cybersecurity development processes, including national cybersecurity program&policy developments, organizing cyber awareness conferences & workshops, building capacity of university to prepare qualified workforce for cybersecurity sector of Moldova and other.