UNDP AltFinLab announces a cybersecurity programme with BGA
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UNDP AltFinLab says it launched a 2-year programme with @ChainforGood to strengthen cybersecurity capacity and trusted digital systems across the UN ecosystem.
Panel discussion at the UNDP × BGA Cybersecurity, Trust and Digital Safety Launch Summit, showing the panel, speaker and audience. Image source: the original @UNDP_AltFinLab post.@UNDP_AltFinLab · Source / watch ↗Two participants holding document folders and shaking hands at the UNDP × BGA Cybersecurity, Trust and Digital Safety Launch Summit. The photograph alone does not establish the documents’ contents or an agreement’s legal effect. Image source: the original @UNDP_AltFinLab post.@UNDP_AltFinLab · Source / watch ↗A speaker holding a microphone and notes at the UNDP × BGA Cybersecurity, Trust and Digital Safety Launch Summit. Image source: the original @UNDP_AltFinLab post.@UNDP_AltFinLab · Source / watch ↗
UNDP AltFinLab’s announcement describes a 2-year programme with @ChainforGood, focused on cybersecurity knowledge, capacity and digital trust across the UN ecosystem. This is an attributed editorial summary. The source post is dated October 7; the LingoAI post is dated October 27. Their relative references to today have not been independently reconciled.
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