Good work by Trinidad & Tobago’s own Anita Sohan, currently on fellowship at the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) in the UK as highlighted in the CTO May 2015 newsletter:
The objectives of this work programme were to give Anita experience in designing and implementing a survey for Commonwealth Member States to determine the challenges they face in implementing national cybersecurity strategies and, based on those findings, to report on suggested responses to these challenges.
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Looking forward to reading how Trinidad & Tobago and other individual Caribbean nations fared.