CyberPeace Foundation is the world’s first non-profit civil society organization and think tank of cyber and policy experts with the vision of pioneering CyberPeace initiatives to build collective resilience against cybercrimes & global threats of cyber warfare.
As a pioneer in CyberPeace advocacy, CPF is on a mission to promote “Technology for Good” beyond borders.
CyberPeace Foundation is involved in Policy Advocacy, Research and Training related to all aspects of CyberPeace and CyberSecurity. Key areas of CyberPeace Foundation work are in Technology Governance, Policy Review and Advocacy, Capacity and Capability creation and building through partnerships with various government organizations, academic institutions and civil society entities.

“The Highest of distinctions is service to others” – King George IV

CyberPeace Corps is envisioned to be a coalition of citizens, volunteers, experts and volunteers that become experts who come together as working groups for the cause of CyberPeace across the world. The world needs it today for the internet to be peaceful, trustworthy and safe enough for its users.

Unfortunately, various shortcomings in technology, law, awareness, and international cooperation have been widening the gap altogether and there is no answer to the growing cyber threats to nations today. Collective resilience and action are somethings that are needed to originate from our communities in order to sustainably evolve and transition into netizens.

The CyberPeace Foundation lives on the bedrock of all these problems. Our grand vision is to tackle each one with thoughtfulness, deliberation, and a spirit of true collaboration. We have already been reaching people through our literacy and online safety awareness campaigns, as well as our advocacy work with decision-makers. Our goal is to continue advancing sustainable cyber peace through concentrated efforts around our four pillars:

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