< Enabling Secure Digital Transformation />THREAT 2025 is a collaborative platform where business, government and academia interact to build a secure, digitally-enabled society.
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Kaleem is the head of the Computer Emergency Response Team of Mauritius (CERT-MU) and is an active member of many related international organisations. MU is a national CERT of Mauritius operating under the Ministry of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation, Republic of Mauritius.
Kaleem is actively involved in cyber norms implementation at the national level. He spearheads the national and regional cyber capacity building through the ITU Centre of Excellence. He also drives the cyber policy implementation and coordinates the cyber incident management for the national CERT in collaboration with regional and international partners.
Dr. Sheeba Armoogum is an Associate Professor in the Department of Information & Communication Technologies at the University of Mauritius.
Previously serving as the Head of the Department of ICT, she currently leads the CyberSecurity & Forensics Research Group at the University of Mauritius.
Dr. Armoogam is a research fellow at INTI International University in Malaysia, Visiting Faculty in South Africa. Additionally, she was the Interim Chairperson for the Industry Committee on ICT at the Southern African Federation & Engineering Organisation and Executive Board Member of the International Cyber Security & Investigation Committee ICSIC. Dr. Sheeba plays an active role in various international committees, such as the Africa Region to International Cyber Security Steering Committee and the International Cybersecurity Challenge Steering Committee, where she represents Southern Africa as Deputy Secretariate for both committees.
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THREAT 2025 explores the intersection of business, government and academia in cybersecurity, focusing on the need for innovation when building secure, digitally enabled societies. It provides a platform for government representatives, business leaders and researchers to discuss the strategic importance of cybersecurity for economic development and as a catalyst for innovation. The conference aims to broaden the understanding of digital transformation beyond traditional boundaries by incorporating emerging technologies, cybersecurity, digital public infrastructure, and the impacts of digital transformation on global systems by advocating a triple helix approach of collaboration between industry, policy-makers, and academia. THREAT 2025 will equip participants with the insights and tools needed to navigate the complexities of digital transformation and secure a sustainable digital future, making it a pivotal event for reshaping global dialogues.
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The first day of the conference will be an exclusive Government National Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) round-table, parts of which will be open to conference attendees and sponsors. As more developing countries establish and mature their national CERTs, membership to organisations like the Forum of Incident Response Security Teams (FIRST), which is a reliable measure of maturity, become increasingly important. Approximately 16 African countries have national CERTs that are current members of FIRST.
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