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the important work done by the G7 Roma-Lyon Group’s High-Tech Crime Subgroup and its 24/7 Network to improve collaboration to increase the effectiveness of investigations and prosecutions of cybercrime. We commit to close collaboration to promote cybersecurity at large international events such as Olympic/Paralympic Games and multilateral summit meetings when hosted within one of the G7 countries. 3

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G7 Principles and Actions on Cyber

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Intergovernmental Organisation

Group of Seven (G7)

Type of Document (for IGOs)

Policy-Related Documents: Strategy Documents

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Critical Infrastructure
Cyber Crime
Cyber Terrorism
Cybersecurity Awareness
Data Protection
Economy and Finance
Human & Digital Rights
Incident and Emergency Response
International Cooperation
National Cyber Defense
Norms of State Behavior
Research and Development
Training and Education
Views on International Law

Summary

Endorsed by the G7 Leaders at the G7 Ise-Shima Summit
Key sections and provisions include:
- Cyberspace we seek: reaffirm fundamental role of the free flow of information for promoting the global economy and development; reaffirm the importance of respecting and promoting privacy, data protection and cyber security; emnpasize the G7’s commitment to a multi-stakeholder approach to Internet governance
- Promoting security and stability in cyberspace: pledge to take decisive and robust measures against malivious use of cyberspace both by states and non-state actors; stress the importance of close cooperation and collaboration, both nationally and internationally, of the various actors responsible for cyber security, cyber defense and fighting cybercrime; affirm applicability of international law, including the UN Charter, in cyberspace; support the continued development and implementation of cyber CBMs between states; recognize the states’ inherent right to self-defense in response to an armed attack through cyberspace
- Promoting Digital Economy: continue to support ICT policies that preserve the global nature of the Internet, and oppose data localization requirements that are unjustifiable taking into account legitimate public policy objectives; endeavor to develop policy frameworks that further promote effective privacy and data protection across jurisdictions, and welcome proactive approaches such as “Privacy by Design”
- G7’s concerted Actions: endeavor to strengthen cooperation to promote security and stability in cyberspace, including through the promotion of cooperation among national CIRTs, capacity building, and awareness raising; commit to enhance cybersecurity threat information sharing and to cooperate for improvement of cybersecurity of critical infrastructure such as finance, energy, transportation, and telecommunication

Source Link 1: https://www.mofa.go.jp/files/000160279.pdf

Source Link 2: https://ccdcoe.org/uploads/2018/11/NATO-160708-JointDeclarationNATOEU-2.pdf

Year Published: 2016

Date Published: May 27, 2016

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English

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