The CyberPeace Corps participated in the 21st Annual IFIP WG 11.9 International Conference on Digital Forensics, which was hosted by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) on 6th January at Eros Hotel, New Delhi. This esteemed global event brought together leading researchers, practitioners, and experts in cybersecurity and digital forensics to discuss emerging threats, state-of-the-art tools, and critical innovations shaping the digital security landscape.

The CyberPeace Corps, an extended arm of CyberPeace, contributed to the dialogue by showcasing its volunteer-led efforts in strengthening digital resilience and promoting cyber hygiene across communities. The participation emphasized the role of youth and grassroots-level engagement in digital forensics, cybercrime prevention, and response strategies.

Through this engagement, the CyberPeace Corps highlighted its collaborative projects, community outreach programs, and capacity-building initiatives aimed at equipping individuals with knowledge and tools to navigate the digital ecosystem safely. The event served as an excellent platform for the Corps to interact with global cybersecurity leaders, explore cutting-edge research, and exchange ideas to further enhance the effectiveness of cyber peacebuilding initiatives.

The conference also allowed for the discussion of interdisciplinary approaches to digital forensics and the ethical dimensions of cybersecurity. The CyberPeace Corps’ presence at the conference reaffirmed its commitment to contributing towards a secure and peaceful cyberspace through innovation, collaboration, and community participation.

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