Prepare For New MiLE™ Warsaw / Eastern Europe Summit - Under Patronage of "UKE".

1. Vulnerabilities in today's and tomorrow’s networks (intranet and internet)






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   Encryption today Vs encryption needs of tomorrow
   
   






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   How about quantum capabilities and how soon will today’s Encryption be useless?
   
   






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   In light of NSA’s snooping, are we sure only china, Russia and the US will remain the only ones able to snoop?
   
   






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   Will this morning's encryption standards be defeated by “this afternoon’s” computing technologies?
   
   






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   How critical are privacy and secure communications as requirements in today's and tomorrow’s networks?
   
   






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   Case Studies: Cost & Damage analysis for not being proactive and prepared on all of the above.
   
   

Securing "Trust" Online and Offline in New MiLE. Challenges & Opportunities of Banking, Telecom, Regulator and Others Sector players.

Trust makes everything we do possible online and offline. If damaged, it can have dire consequences locally and globally. Threats to and preparedness by Regulators, Banking and Telecom and other sector players, smart cities, and eGovernments to the challenges of the new MiLE are huge ranging from old and new Cyber terrorism and security threats to Privacy concerns all crystallized by the mandatory need to deliver  TRUST at all levels.

What are the new threats to “Trust”? How should they be addressed? By whom? How? when?

Will these industries be able, on their own, to determine what needs to be done? Will they be able to deliver TRUST while safeguarding their citizens'/ users' privacy and their day to day operations and those of all their stakeholders at all levels?

Join and weigh in on the debates.

Branding & Mobile Evolution in the New MiLE.

How can Brands and Brand Agencies use technology and the Internet more effectively in the New MiLE.

Traditional Branding and Communication techniques are already being challenged in the new Ecosystem. The global paradigms have changed. New and traditional challenges ranging from local, regional and global competition to Cyber security threats to brand abuse have barely scratched the surface presenting grave new threats to Branding and its Communications. What will happen to those who don’t adapt, and fast?

Join a distinguished lGobal Branding Experts and learn of the challenges ahead and how to prepare for them to make your brand shine like a star.

Debate: Is Transparent, Democratic, Representative & Legitimate Governance of the Internet Achievable in New MiLE?  If Yes, How? What can  Poland & the region Contribute?

The NSA surveillance at global level revealed by the Snowden revelations caused serious damage to Trust in many existing approaches on Internet Governance. Can this be repaired? How?

The new  Multilingual Internet and Landscape Ecosystem (MiLE) comes with many new challenges to an Internet Governance model already challenged to deliver for the old Internet let alone the new MilLE Born in 2014-15.

Reviews of the challenges and effectiveness to date of the many processes around including the UN Internet Governance Forum (IGF), NETMundial, IANA Transition, and others and their ability to deliver in the new Ecosystem.

Attend to weigh in on the live debates on what needs to happen and be addressed head on to make internet Governance a global Democratic process for humanity which factors in the will of the people everywhere who will be governed by it and help shape a new model of the internet governance in the new Ecosystem to positively impact all stakeholders at local and global levels.

Innovator Meet Accelerator / Investor, "iMai":

Local & Regional Innovators will pitch to a Panel of, Accelerators, Mentors, Investors and Industry Leaders their innovative ideas and solutions to local challenges and opportunities in the New "MiLE".

Are Local Innovators Ready to Turn Billions of Ready Users all over the World Into Customers in The New "MILE"?

Announcement of most original proposal thru a vote by the audience will be presented at the conclusion of the session. 

During a the session, innovators and entrepreneurs will present their ideas to a Panel of Corporate Accelerator representatives that will select the best ideas. There will be more than one presentation round. Every time and idea get selected it qualifies to the next round where it will gain more time to express and defend itself. The Corporate Accelerators will choose entirely on their own criteria which ideas, if any, should be supported and how. The ideas presented are from regional innovators and entrepreneurs and they can be on any matter regarding the new "MILE".

MLi Group Summit Patron “UKE” will be conducting its own Program commemorating UKE’s 15 Year Anniversary from 8am to 1pm at the same venue / location.

UKE guests are welcome guests of MLi Group Summit and program all day October 7 and afternoon of October 8, 2015

For UKE's  Program click here.

Key Areas Needing Immediate Attention by Regulators and Business community leaders to mitigate new Threats and Challenges - Identify Possible local, regional, and global New Solutions & Opportunities in The New MiLE.

Critical Areas that need special attention for Poland, Europe and the world with Topics to Address: 

- Traditional Cyber Security Threats Vs New Cyber Security motivated by political and extreme ideology “Poli-Cyber” Threats.  Are local and global stakeholders now more vulnerable? Possible solutions?

- Child Protection Online. How can society give more attention to fix this ever growing problem?

- What are the New Threats & Challenges to “Trust” Online and Offline - Possible solutions to securing “Trust”?

- How to Enable Innovators, Technology, and Innovation to become a systematic part of the new Solutions?

DEBATE - CRITICAL TOPIC & QUESTION: 

DEBATE - Do Front Line Service Providers, Social Media Platforms, and Telecom Operators have NEW Social and Corporate Roles & Responsibilities in the New MiLE? if so, What are They? Should they be: A - Regulated, B - Self Regulated or, C - Other?
  

What are the New Roles & Responsibilities of Social Media Platforms, Front Line Service Providers, and others to local, regional and global digital users / citizens in the New MiLE?

The new  Internet and Landscape Ecosystem born in 2014-15 is already challenging the status quo and conventional thinking & models globally and locally in ways never seen, anticipated or admitted before. This is especially true on the new roles and responsibilities of Social Media Platforms and internet service providers (ISPs), Telecom Operators, or any front line digital service provider to their users / digital citizens. 

Case Study that puts this in clear perspective.

On November 25, 2014 a House of Commons UK report found that Lee Rigby's murder may have been prevented if details about an online exchange were shared with UK authorities. This online exchange happened on Facebook.

Rigby was a British soldier who was killed and beheaded by two terrorists on a London high street in broad day light on May 22, 2013. Michael Adebowale, one of the two killers, had an online exchange on Facebook with an extremist overseas in December 2012, prior to killing Fusilier Rigby.

During the exchange he expressed his "intent to murder a soldier in the most graphic and emotive manner", according to a report by the Commons Intelligence and Security Committee.

The Rigby Case, new cyber security cases, and online child abuse cases amongst many illustrate without a doubt how we are we witnessing the emergence of new expectations of new roles and responsibility at local and global scale that reflect the dynamics this New Internet and Landscape Ecosystem born in 2014? 

What are the ramifications of this change in roles and responsibilities?

What should these new roles and responsibilities be?

Should they be voluntary or regulatory?

How can social media platforms and ISPs and others show leadership in corporate social responsibly?