PICISOC (Pacific Islands Chapter of the Internet Society) is a non-profit, non-government organisation with members who have an interest in the Internet in the Pacific!
Today marks a milestone: #theGFCE 6th Anniversary!🥳
Our journey began in 2015 @GCCS2015 and we are more than proud of all our achievements & contributions to enhancing #cybercapacitybuilding globally.
6 years as the global platform on cyber capacity building! #6yearsofGFCEpic.twitter.com/wleu…
As you may have seen on the tele last night, CERT NZ is already seeing COVID-19 vaccine-related scams. Know what to look for and how to report with information from our website cert.govt.nz/individ…
Participants at the “Information Night”, an event to build membership & share information about our IT society in #SolomonIslands. 50 attendees with 18 joining online via Zoom from #Australia, #Switzerland and #Honiara. Media also attended giving greater publicity to ITSSI. pic.twitter.com/neHL…
#Tuvalu is moving ahead with its digitization strategy to become one of the world’s first paperless society. It will also explore digital currency. Compared to #SolomonIslands the island nation & 11,000 inhabitants is a prime candidate for digitization. prnewswire.com/news-…
JOB OPPORTUNITY – WORK FOR CERT NZ: We’re on the lookout for an Incident Analyst to join our Threats and Incident team. If that sounds like your bag, you can see full details here: careers.mbie.govt.nz…
JOB OPPORTUNITY – WORK FOR CERT NZ: We’re on the hunt for a Threat & Incident Response Coordinator to join our Threats and Incident team. If that sounds like a bit of you, you can see full details here: careers.mbie.govt.nz…
“For children already experiencing harm or hurt – online or offline – the rise in screen time may have exacerbated their anguish.” @unicefchief on reimagining a safer digital world for children amid COVID-19.
#SaferInternetDay
Today is #SaferInternetDay! The Internet helps us stay connected, but if we’re not mindful about how we use it, the Internet can cause us more harm than good. That’s why we’re supporting the eSafety Commissioner’s campaign to ‘start the chat’ – visit: bit.ly/3rJMd23.