This segment is dedicated to announcements from CyberArb and news related to cybersecurity in international arbitration.
CyberArb All Hands Series #1 – Sophie Nappert: Adapting International Arbitration to New Technologies
Carolina Mauro and Tilbe Birengel, CyberArb – 26 May 2023 CyberArb is on a mission to inform, educate and train about the topical issue of cybersecurity in the international arbitration environment. This goes for its members too! Accordingly, in 2023 a new...
CyberArb becomes the Media Sponsor for Istanbul Arbitration Week 2022 (ISTAW)
Istanbul Arbitration Week (ISTAW) will be held between October 10th-14th 2022 in Istanbul, Türkiye. The program aims to bring the arbitrators, academics, in-house counsels, lawyers and other arbitration stakeholders together for a week of insightful discussions and...
Part II of the CIArb Guidelines on the use of Technology in International Arbitration:
Mitigating Data Breaches in International Arbitration Proceedings
by Arijit Sanyal The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (‘CIArb”) has come up with its fifteenth guideline aimed at providing a framework for the use of technology in international arbitration. The CIArb Framework Guideline on the use of Technology in International...
Technology in International Arbitration: Challenges, Avenues, and the Road Ahead
Carolina Mauro On May 7, 2022, the International Panel Discussion on International Arbitration organised by New Law College Madhyasthta- The ADR Cell put together a very international panel to discuss “Technology in Arbitration: Challenges, Avenues and Road Ahead”...
6 Hours of Social Media Blackout in Arbitration? The CyberSecurity Perspective
Katie Hyman and Wendy Gonzales Originally published on Arbitrate.com, 18 October 2021 Did Monday 6th October 2021 feel like a snow or rain day to you? With Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp down for nearly six...
Hacked in Arbitration
Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center Young Professionals (SVAMC-YP) and CyberArb are organizing a webinar titled “Hacked in Arbitration” on Tuesday, June 7 as part of SVAMC-YP’s Tech Talks.
Technology in International Arbitration: Challenges, Avenue and the Road Ahead
On May 7, 2022, the International Panel Discussion on International Arbitration organized by New Law College Madhyasthta- The ADR Cell put together a very international panel to discuss “Technology in Arbitration: Challenges, Avenues and Road Ahead” took place.
SIAA Inaugural Arbitration & Technology Conference
CyberArb co-founder Wendy Gonzales, Board Member Katherine Jonekhere, and Member of Advisory Board Sophie Nappert will participate in the SIAA Inaugural Arbitration & Technology Conference organized in collaboration with Three Crown to discuss the impact of...
CIArb Framework Guideline on the Use of Technology in International Arbitration: General Guidance, Transparency and Compatibility with Institutional Rules (Part I)
By Arijit Sanyal (CyberArb Member) The global arbitration community responded well to the COVID-19 outbreak by infusing technology seamlessly, not knowing what challenges awaits it as technology became an integral part of international arbitration, now even more so,...
The Consequences of Cyberattacks in International Arbitration and Prevention Methods
Cemre Kadioglu, Joel Evans, and Sophie Nappert published an article in TDM Journal Abstract Cyberattacks are becoming an imminent threat to the arbitration community including law firms, arbitrators, and arbitration institutions. Attacks targeted at legal...