Webinar Women in ICT Standardisation, third edition

The Women in ICT Standardisation webinar brought together leading voices in the field of European standardisation. On 7 March 2024, StandICT.eu joined forces with five other EU-funded projects dedicated to advancing European standardisation activities. Together, they aimed to deliver comprehensive and content-rich messages that address key priorities outlined in the Annual Union Work Programme for European Standardisation for 2024.
SPEAKERS
Eszter Batta - Policy Officer, European Commission, DG GROW
Annual Union Work Programme on Standardisation 2024
Silvana Muscella - Trust-IT Services CEO & StandICT.eu 2026 Coordinator - Event Moderator
Women in ICT Standards, a focus on Gender Gap in ICT Standardisation in connection with European Commission Annual Union work programme
Rim Belhassine-Cherif, PhD - Chair of Network of Women in ITU-T
ITU-T activities on promoting gender equality in standardisation
Barbara Reiter (University of Graz, EDU4Standards)
Education for Standardisation in the EU
Isabella De Michelis CEO & Founder at ErnieApp Ltd &IEC JTC SC35 WG4 (ISO, Stand4EU)
EU Trusted Data Framework
Paola Sabatelli Amato - (HSbooster.eu & StandICT.eu)
Hydrogen: understanding the EU policy context
Lluïsa Marsal Llacuna - Intelligenter, (ISO CEN-Cenelec, IEC, ITU-T, BlockStand.eu)
The Challenge of Standardising Standards: Blockchain Standardisation as an Example
Sudha Iyer - CITI & SEEBLOCKS.eu
Turning the Tide: CyberSecurity Standards
Sandra Feliciano - Head of Research Engagement - AI & Cybersecurity at MENAPS, (ISO, IPQ, CEN-CENELEC, HSbooster.eu)
From ICT Quality to Cybersecurity: The return of the prodigal son daughter
Marzia Bolpagni - Associate Director at Mace (ISO, CEN-CENELEC, UNI)
Improve the greening and climate resilience of buildings and construction materials
Paloma Llaneza - eIDAS and eID Scheme Manager, CerteIDAS (CEN, ETSI, ISO, IEC)
EU digital Identity Framework
The webinar was organised in a joint effort by StandICT.eu in collaboration with other EU-funded projects, namely HSBooster.eu, SEEBLOCKS, Edu4Standards, Stand4EU and Blockstand.