Join the Internet Society India Mumbai Chapter for “From Enigma to Chat Control: Why Encryption Is Everyone’s Business”, an online expert talk organised in observance of Global Encryption Day 2026.
Author: Henri Wohlfarth
Internet Society Capítulo Chile invita a un encuentro sobre la transparencia de plataformas digitales en la legislación chilena, sus implicancias para la privacidad y la seguridad, y la compatibilidad con la protección de datos y el cifrado.
DANUWA and the Internet Society will commemorate Global Encryption Day 2026 in Yola, Adamawa State, with a hybrid event promoting encryption and digital privacy. The event will engage various stakeholders and include expert discussions, training, and encryption clinics.
Internet Society Capítulo Chile invita a un encuentro sobre la transparencia de plataformas digitales en la legislación chilena, sus implicancias para la privacidad y la seguridad, y la compatibilidad con la protección de datos y el cifrado.
Global Encryption Day 2026
ISOC Switzerland invites you to an afternoon exploring the quantum threat to encryption and the development of post-quantum cryptography (PQC). The event will also feature GNU Taler, a payment system prioritizing user privacy and regulatory compliance.
YALI RLC East Africa Alumni Chapter of DR Congo is organizing a two-day encryption training for 20 journalists and human rights defenders. The training aims to build skills and create a network of media and civil society voices advocating for strong encryption.
Paraguay Encryption Day 2026
Paraguay Encryption Day 2026, organized by Internet Society Paraguay, focused on “Encrypting the Digital Future.” The event discussed Post-Quantum Cryptography, DNS security, modern encryption technologies, and the impact of AI and Zero Trust architectures on cybersecurity.
Encrypted Investigations for a Free Press
Webfala Digital Skills for all Initiative will host a hybrid workshop in Ilorin, Kwara State, for Global Encryption Day 2026. The workshop will demonstrate encrypted tools and workflows to protect journalists, researchers, and civil society organizations from surveillance and digital threats.
An exhibition that will run as five interactive walk-through stations targeted to refugee online workers and digital skills students, a growing population of displaced people earning income through online platforms who face acute data vulnerability risks rarely addressed by mainstream digital safety programs.
Join us on October 14th to understand and put into practice a simple idea: a mobile phone or computer we no longer use can have a second life and be very useful to another person, but this reuse must also protect everyone’s data and privacy.
