Common Good Cyber
summary
Nonprofits that scan and fix internet-wide problems run on razor-thin budgets — examples include Shadowserver and unpaid maintenance of datasets like MITRE ATT&CK — so a workshop of ~30 stakeholders creates a roadmap (draft by July 1) and votes four priorities: a joint funding mechanism, a central accelerator/resource hub, better narrative/business cases, and local-global outreach. GCA posts funding tools on act.globalcyberalliance.org; next workshop is Sept 30 in Europe; Craig Newmark has donated about $100M to start momentum.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Common Good Cyber intro
- 1:04Cost of internet funding
- 4:52Cybersecurity nonprofits challenges
- 7:37Governments cannot fund alone
- 11:36Corporate cybersecurity funding role
- 13:49Philanthropy’s cybersecurity impact
- 18:36Risks of underfunding cyber nonprofits
- 23:37Collective solutions attributes
- 27:15Workshop outcomes and solutions
- 35:11Next steps and expansion
- 39:48How to contribute
- 43:06Open source in cybersecurity
- 44:54Supporting global communities
- 48:28Closing remarks
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