Association for information systems

1.4.1 International Workshops 
In 2016, with the support of the Intel Corporation and the U.S. National Science 
Foundation, the JTF organized and hosted the International Security Education Workshop 
(ISEW), which was held June 13-15, 2016, in Philadelphia, PA
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. The workshop was 
structured to advance the CSEC2017 development process. Through panel discussions 
and working group sessions, approximately 75 stakeholders from the global cybersecurity 
education community provided input on the curricular content and structure by debating 
two key questions:  
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What should be included in a cybersecurity degree program? 
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How should the volume of curricular recommendations be organized and 
disseminated? 
The full meeting report is available on the CSEC2017 website. The input gathered from 
participants of the ISEW informed the first version of the CSEC2017 thought model and 
served as the basis of the global stakeholder survey.  
In August 2016, government representatives from 10 of the Association of South East 
Asian Nations (ASEAN), along with leaders from Japan and Australia, participated in a 
2016 project briefing in Singapore. ASEAN representatives included: Brunei, Malaysia, 
Laos, Thailand, Singapore, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Philippines. 
Approximately one year following the ISEW, on May 29-31, 2017, the JTF organized a 
community engagement session at the 10th World Information Security Education 
Conference (WISE 10) in Rome, Italy. Participants from countries such as Germany, 
Norway, Russia Sweden, South Africa, and the United States gathered to discuss the 
CSEC2017 v. 0.05 draft document and to advance the development process. A report on 
the workshop structure and purpose was published in the WISE 10 proceedings.