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Lucien Castex

Key participant in session: 

→ (S1.1) Cybersecurity in South Eastern Europe: how to ensure trust and security?

Stakeholder group: Academia

Université Sorbonne Nouvelle | Researcher & Internet Society France | Secretary-General

Lucien Castex is a researcher at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3 (France) and the Secretary-General of Internet Society France. Policy strategist and Internet law expert, Lucien works at the intersection of regulation and technology with a focus on resilience, internet governance and emerging digital practices.

Lucien has been appointed in the Multistakeholder Advisory Group by the United Nation Secretary-General in 2019 (IGF MAG) and is the co-chair of the French Internet Governance Forum. He is also a member of the executive board of Ile-de-France Region's key research sector on digital humanities.