RICET, or the Regional Initiative for Cybersecurity Education and Training, is a collaborative effort to build and strengthen a foundation in cybersecurity education, training, and workforce for the Americas. This event provides an opportunity for community members and thought leaders from education, government, industry, and non-profits to explore ways of developing a curriculum for the current and future cybersecurity workforce. This event is hosted by Florida International University and the Organization of American States in cooperation with the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education.
The RICET Conference 2022 took place virtually on Wednesday, November 16th from 12:00-4:00 PM ET. Available in English, Spanish & Portuguese.
#RICET2022 will be free and open to the public.
Agenda
12:00 – 12:15 PM EST | Welcome Remarks
- Nestor Mendez, Assistant Secretary General, Organization of American States
- Liesyl Franz, Director of the Office of International Engagement and Capacity Building, U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy
12:15 – 12:45 PM EST | Leadership Panel
- Brian Fonseca, Director of Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy and Executive Director of Cybersecurity@FIU, Florida International University
- Kerry-Ann Barrett, Program Manager of Secretariat of the Inter-American Committee against Terrorism (CICTE) and Secretariat for Multidimensional Security (SMS), Organizations of American States
- Rodney Petersen, Director of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce
- Moderated by: Juan Brodersen, Technology Editors at Clarín in Argentina
12:45 – 1:45 PM EST | Panel 1: Building Bridges in the Cyber Labor Market
- Abby Daniell, Director of Latin America, Canada and Caribbean Public Sector, Amazon Web Services
- Marian Merritt, Deputy Director and Manager of Stakeholder Engagement, and Lead for Industry Engagement of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce
- Olga Cavalli, Argentina National Director of Cybersecurity for Secretariat of Public Innovation of the Chief of Cabinet of Ministers of the Presidency of Argentina
- Moderated by: Randy Pestana, Director of Education and Training for Cybersecuirty@FIU, Florida International University
1:45 – 2:45 PM EST | Panel 2: Discovering Pathways into the Cybersecurity Workforce
- Carlos Leonardo, National Director of Cyber Incident Response (CSIRT-RD), National Cybersecurity Center (DO)
- Carmen Azucena Quintos, OAS Cybersecurity Program Intern for CSIRTAmericas
- Daniel Alvarez, National Cybersecurity Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior and Public Security of Chile
- Silvia Beltran, Technical Talent Development Manager, Trend Micro (DO)
- Moderated by: Mariana Cardona, Cybersecurity Program Officer for Inter-American Committee against Terrorism, Organization of American States (OAS/ CICTE)
2:45 – 2:50 PM EST | Break
2:50 – 3:50 PM EST | Panel 3: Creating More Entry Pathways for Early Career Talent
- Chelsea Smethurst, Senior Lead for Space & Connectivity Security Policy, Global Cybersecurity Policy, Microsoft (DO)
- Jason Hess, Executive Director for Global Technology, JPMorgan Chase & Co
- Jay Garcia, Education Program Manager – Americas-West & LATAM, Alteryx SparkED
- Moderated by: Bridgett Paradise, Chief People Officer, Tenable
3:50 – 4:00 PM EST | Closing Remarks
The RICET agenda is being finalized and is subject to change.
Panel Details
Leadership Panel
Cybersecurity is a national priority and critical to the resiliency of government institutions and businesses. Starting to build a cybersecurity workforce requires several considerations including a need-based approach. The Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity commonly referred to as the NICE Framework, is a nationally focused resource to help employers develop their cybersecurity workforce, which establishes a common lexicon that describes cybersecurity work and workers regardless of where or for whom the work is performed. However, even with this robust framework, practical consideration from an academic and government perspective needs to be fleshed out. This panel seeks to have a conversation with leaders in the area of cybersecurity capacity building to get their views on what other leaders should consider as we tackle the issue of having a sustained cybersecurity workforce in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Panel 1: Building Bridges in the Cyber Labor Market
The intention of this panel is to highlight best practices in bringing government, academia, and industry together to respond to the cybersecurity workforce gap in the Western Hemisphere.
Panel 2: Discovering Pathways into the Cybersecurity Workforce
This panel will examine different pathways that have been proven successful to enter the cybersecurity workforce across the region. This includes examining work-based learning approaches like apprenticeships, internships, and other direct to employment experiences, as well the use of practical exercises like cybersecurity competitions as a catalyst.
Panel 3: Creating More Entry Pathways for Early Career Talent
In the cybersecurity workforce, there is a demand to promote the establishment of more entry-level positions and opportunities that provide avenues for growth and advancement. During this panel, stakeholders will share insights on entering the cybersecurity workforce and best practices to connect local employers with entry-level talent.
RICET, la Iniciativa Regional para la Educación y Capacitación en Ciberseguridad, es un esfuerzo colaborativo para construir y fortalecer las bases en la educación, la capacitación y la fuerza laboral en ciberseguridad para las Américas. Este evento brinda una oportunidad para que los miembros de la comunidad y los líderes de opinión de la educación, el gobierno, la industria y las organizaciones sin fines de lucro exploren formas de desarrollar un plan de estudios para la fuerza laboral de ciberseguridad actual y futura. Este evento es organizado por Florida International University y la Organización de Estados Americanos en cooperación con la Iniciativa Nacional para la Educación en Seguridad Cibernética.
La Conferencia de RICET 2022 se llevo a cabo virtualmente el miércoles 16 de noviembre a las 12:00-4:00 PM ET. Disponible en inglés, español y portugués.
#RICET2022 está abierta al público de forma gratuita.
Agenda
12:00 – 12:15 PM EST | Palabras de Bienvenida
- Nestor Mendez, Assistant Secretary General, Organization of American States
- Liesyl Franz, Director of the Office of International Engagement and Capacity Building, U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy
12:15 – 12:45 PM EST | Panel de Líderes
- Brian Fonseca, Director of Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy and Executive Director of Cybersecurity@FIU, Florida International University
- Kerry-Ann Barrett, Program Manager of Secretariat of the Inter-American Committee against Terrorism (CICTE) and Secretariat for Multidimensional Security (SMS), Organizations of American States
- Rodney Petersen, Director of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce
- Moderado por: Juan Brodersen, Technology Editors at Clarín in Argentina
12:45 – 1:45 PM EST | Panel 1: Construir Puentes en el Cibermercado Laboral
- Abby Daniell, Director of Latin America, Canada and Caribbean Public Sector, Amazon Web Services
- Marian Merritt, Deputy Director and Manager of Stakeholder Engagement, and Lead for Industry Engagement of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce
- Olga Cavalli, Argentina National Director of Cybersecurity for Secretariat of Public Innovation of the Chief of Cabinet of Ministers of the Presidency of Argentina
- Moderado por: Randy Pestana, Director of Education and Training for Cybersecuirty@FIU, Florida International University
1:45 – 2:45 PM EST | Panel 2: Descubrir las Vías de Acceso a la Fuerza Laboral en Ciberseguridad
- Carlos Leonardo, National Director of Cyber Incident Response (CSIRT-RD), National Cybersecurity Center (DO)
- Carmen Azucena Quintos, OAS Cybersecurity Program Intern for CSIRTAmericas
- Daniel Alvarez, National Cybersecurity Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior and Public Security of Chile
- Silvia Beltran, Technical Talent Development Manager, Trend Micro (DO)
- Moderado por: Mariana Cardona, Cybersecurity Program Officer for Inter-American Committee against Terrorism, Organization of American States (OAS/ CICTE)
2:45 – 2:50 PM EST | Descanso
2:50 – 3:50 PM EST | Panel 3: Creación de Más Vías de Acceso para los Talentos que Inician su Carrera
- Chelsea Smethurst, Senior Lead for Space & Connectivity Security Policy, Global Cybersecurity Policy, Microsoft (DO)
- Jason Hess, Executive Director for Global Technology, JPMorgan Chase & Co
- Jay Garcia, Education Program Manager – Americas-West & LATAM, Alteryx SparkED
- Moderado por: Bridgett Paradise, Chief People Officer, Tenable
3:50 – 4:00 PM EST | Comentarios Finales
La agenda de RICET se está finalizando y está sujeta a cambios.
Detalles de panel
Panel de Líderes
Ciberseguridad es una prioridad nacional y es fundamental para la resistencia de las instituciones gubernamentales y las empresas. Comenzar a crear una fuerza de trabajo de ciberseguridad requiere varias consideraciones, incluyendo un enfoque basado en las necesidades. El Marco de la Fuerza de Trabajo para la Ciberseguridad, comúnmente conocido como el Marco NICE, es un recurso centrado a nivel nacional para ayudar a los empleadores a desarrollar su fuerza de trabajo de ciberseguridad, que establece un léxico común que describe el trabajo y los trabajadores de ciberseguridad independientemente de dónde o para quién se realice el trabajo. Sin embargo, incluso con este sólido marco, es necesario profundizar en las consideraciones prácticas desde una perspectiva académica y gubernamental. Este panel busca tener una conversación con líderes en el área de la construcción de capacidades de ciberseguridad para obtener sus puntos de vista sobre lo que otros líderes deberían considerar al abordar el tema de tener una fuerza laboral de ciberseguridad sostenida en América Latina y el Caribe.
Panel 1: Construir Puentes en el Cibermercado Laboral
La intención de este panel es destacar las mejores prácticas para reunir al gobierno, la academia y la industria para responder a la brecha de la fuerza laboral de ciberseguridad en el Hemisferio Occidental.
Panel 2: Descubrir las Vías de Acceso a la Fuerza Laboral en Ciberseguridad
Este panel examinará las diferentes vías que han demostrado tener éxito para entrar en el personal de ciberseguridad en toda la región. Esto incluye examinar enfoques de aprendizaje basados en el trabajo como aprendizajes, pasantías y otras experiencias directas al empleo, así como el uso de ejercicios prácticos como competiciones de ciberseguridad como catalizador.
Panel 3: Creación de Más Vías de Acceso para los Talentos que Inician su Carrera
En la fuerza laboral en ciberseguridad existe la demanda de promover el establecimiento de más puestos y oportunidades de nivel básico que proporcionen vías para el crecimiento y el avance. Durante este panel, las partes interesadas compartirán sus conocimientos sobre la incorporación a la plantilla de ciberseguridad y las mejores prácticas para conectar a los empleadores locales con talentos de nivel básico.
RICET, ou Iniciativa Regional para Educação e Treinamento em Segurança Cibernética, é um esforço colaborativo para construir e fortalecer uma base em educação, treinamento e força de trabalho em segurança cibernética para as Américas. Este evento oferece uma oportunidade para os membros da comunidade e líderes de pensamento da educação, governo, indústria e organizações sem fins lucrativos explorarem maneiras de desenvolver um currículo para a força de trabalho de segurança cibernética atual e futura. Este evento é organizado pela Florida International University e pela Organização dos Estados Americanos em cooperação com a Iniciativa Nacional para Educação em Segurança Cibernética.
A Conferência RICET 2022 acontecerá virtualmente na quarta-feira, 16 de novembro às 12h – 16h EST. Disponível em inglês, espanhol e português.
#RICET2022 é gratuito e aberto ao público.
Agenda
12:00 – 12:15 PM EST | Comentários de Boas-vindas
- Nestor Mendez, Assistant Secretary General, Organization of American States
- Liesyl Franz, Director of the Office of International Engagement and Capacity Building, U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy
12:15 – 12:45 PM EST | Painel de Liderança
- Brian Fonseca, Director of Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy and Executive Director of Cybersecurity@FIU, Florida International University
- Kerry-Ann Barrett, Program Manager of Secretariat of the Inter-American Committee against Terrorism (CICTE) and Secretariat for Multidimensional Security (SMS), Organizations of American States
- Rodney Petersen, Director of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce
- Moderado por: Juan Brodersen, Technology Editors at Clarín in Argentina
12:45 – 1:45 PM EST | Painel 1: Construir Pontes no Mercado de Trabalho Cibernético
- Abby Daniell, Director of Latin America, Canada and Caribbean Public Sector, Amazon Web Services
- Marian Merritt, Deputy Director and Manager of Stakeholder Engagement, and Lead for Industry Engagement of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce
- Olga Cavalli, Argentina National Director of Cybersecurity for Secretariat of Public Innovation of the Chief of Cabinet of Ministers of the Presidency of Argentina
- Moderado por: Randy Pestana, Director of Education and Training for Cybersecuirty@FIU, Florida International University
1:45 – 2:45 PM EST | Painel 2: Descobrindo Caminhos para a Força de Trabalho de Segurança Cibernética
- Carlos Leonardo, National Director of Cyber Incident Response (CSIRT-RD), National Cybersecurity Center (DO)
- Carmen Azucena Quintos, OAS Cybersecurity Program Intern for CSIRTAmericas
- Daniel Alvarez, National Cybersecurity Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior and Public Security of Chile
- Silvia Beltran, Technical Talent Development Manager, Trend Micro (DO)
- Moderado por: Mariana Cardona, Cybersecurity Program Officer for Inter-American Committee against Terrorism, Organization of American States (OAS/ CICTE)
2:45 – 2:50 PM EST | Parar
2:50 – 3:50 PM EST | Painel 3: Criação de Mais Vias de Entrada para os Talentos da Primeira Carreira
- Chelsea Smethurst, Senior Lead for Space & Connectivity Security Policy, Global Cybersecurity Policy, Microsoft (DO)
- Jason Hess, Executive Director for Global Technology, JPMorgan Chase & Co
- Jay Garcia, Education Program Manager – Americas-West & LATAM, Alteryx SparkED
- Moderado por: Bridgett Paradise, Chief People Officer, Tenable
3:50 – 4:00 PM EST | Comentários Finais
A agenda RICET está a ser finalizada e está sujeita a alterações.
Detalhes do Painel
Painel de Liderança
A ciber-segurança é uma prioridade nacional e crítica para a resiliência das instituições governamentais e das empresas. Começar a construir uma força de trabalho ciber-segurança requer várias considerações, incluindo uma abordagem baseada nas necessidades. O Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity, comummente referido como o NICE Framework, é um recurso centrado nacionalmente para ajudar os empregadores a desenvolver a sua força de trabalho ciber-segurança, que estabelece um léxico comum que descreve o trabalho ciber-segurança e os trabalhadores, independentemente de onde ou para quem o trabalho é realizado. Contudo, mesmo com esta estrutura robusta, a consideração prática de uma perspectiva académica e governamental precisa de ser aprofundada. Este painel procura ter uma conversa com líderes na área da capacitação em cibersegurança para obter as suas opiniões sobre o que outros líderes devem considerar ao abordarmos a questão de ter uma força de trabalho de cibersegurança sustentada na América Latina e nas Caraíbas.
Painel 1: Construir Pontes no Mercado de Trabalho Cibernético
A intenção deste painel é destacar as melhores práticas na reunião do governo, do meio académico e da indústria para responder ao fosso da força de trabalho da cibersegurança no Hemisfério Ocidental.
Painel 2: Descobrindo Caminhos para a Força de Trabalho de Segurança Cibernética
Este painel examinará diferentes percursos que se tenham revelado bem sucedidos para entrar na força de trabalho da ciber-segurança em toda a região. Isto inclui o exame de abordagens de aprendizagem baseadas no trabalho, como estágios, estágios, e outras experiências directas ao emprego, bem como a utilização de exercícios práticos como concursos de cibersegurança como catalisador.
Painel 3: Criação de Mais Vias de Entrada para os Talentos da Primeira Carreira
Na força de trabalho da ciber-segurança há uma procura para promover o estabelecimento de mais posições e oportunidades de nível inicial que proporcionem vias para o crescimento e o avanço. Durante este painel, as partes interessadas partilharão ideias sobre a entrada na força de trabalho de cibersegurança e as melhores práticas para ligar os empregadores locais aos talentos de nível básico.
Many great resources and information were shared during the 2022 RICET Conference. In the document, you will find resources for education, training, apprenticeships, business, related events, and National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education.
Durante la Conferencia RICET 2022 se compartieron muchos recursos e información excelentes. En el documento encontrará recursos para la educación, la formación, el aprendizaje, las empresas, los eventos relacionados y la Iniciativa Nacional para la Educación en Ciberseguridad.
Muitos grandes recursos e informações foram partilhados durante a Conferência do RICET de 2022. No documento, encontrará recursos para educação, formação, aprendizagens, negócios, eventos relacionados, e Iniciativa Nacional para a Educação em Segurança Cibernética.