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[#TIOF] Training Bytes 2026-02-08 JAKARTA

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About

On the occasion APRICOT 2026 & APNIC 61 happening in Jakarta, Indonesia, The IO Foundation organizes a training session on the topic of Network Operator Groups (NOGs) and to explore the latest operational technologies and best practices presented during the summit.

This Training Bytes session will focus on practical approaches and implementation strategies for enhancing user safety and privacy directly within network operations and infrastructure.

Participants will:

  • Understand the DCDR advocacy: Participants will learn how The IO Foundation advances Data-Centric Digital Rights by embedding protections directly into technical standards. They will explore practical strategies to influence global and regional governance bodies so that users are protected by design.

  • Build knowledge of the Internet governance ecosystem: Participants will study key players including ICANN (PDPs), IETF, APNIC, RIRs, NOGs and ISOC, allowing them to form an understanding on how technical and operational decisions shape the Internet.

  • Prepare for the Summit: Learn how to actively participate and extract value from the upcoming APRICOT 2026 & APNIC 61 sessions.

  • Engage with the Community: Explore effective strategies for engaging with the APRICOT & APNIC communities and other key operational forums (like the APRICOT Peering Forum).

RSVP DEADLINE

PARTICIPANTS LIST ANNOUNCEMENT

FRIDAY, 9TH JANUARY 2026

WHO CAN APPLY?

[#APNOG] APRICOT 2026

[#APNIC] APNIC 61

Activity Details

📢 Title: Security & Privacy Strategies: From Global Standards to Network Implementation

📖 Activity Type Training Bytes

📚 Series DCDR Series

💵 Price USD 150 (Sponsored) See [#TIOF] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026

🎫 RSVP This is an exclusive activity for the fellows of the [#TIOF] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026 cohort.

📅 Date Start Sunday 8th February 2026 14:30 (UTC+07)

📅 Date End Sunday 8th February 2026 18:00 (UTC+07)

📍 Location Sheraton Club Meeting Room Sheraton Grand Jakarta Gandaria City Jakarta, Indonesia

Who will you meet

Participating in this Training Bytes will grant you the opportunity to being trained and guided in your career development by prominent figures in the Network Operators sector and the broader Standards Development Organizations ecosystem.

NOTICE

Please note that we are currently finalizing the guest list for this Training Bytes.

The information will be updated in this page in the coming days.

Registered candidates will also be updated via email.

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Low Jia Rong

Director General (CEO)

APNIC

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Christopher Locke

Managing Director

Internet Society Foundation

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Mirjam Kühne

RIPE Chair

RIPE

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Ole Jacobsen

Secretary

APNOG

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Jean F. Queralt

Founder & CEO

The IO Foundation

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Irena Gunawan

Associate

The IO Foundation

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Pavel Farhan

Associate

The IO Foundation

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MORE TO COME!

LIMITED SPOTS

Terms of Reference

What will you learn

1. TIOF’s Mission & DCDR Framework

Understand The IO Foundation’s vision of a world where Human Rights and Data-Centric Digital Rights (DCDR) are one and the same. You will learn how DCDR provides technologists with principles, taxonomies and tools to treat users and their digital twins responsibly, positioning developers and engineers as the next generation of rights defenders and architects of digital civilizations.

2. The Global Internet Standards & Governance Ecosystem (SDOs)

Get a solid map of how the Internet is built and governed: from major Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) to major Policy Development Organizations (PDOs) with a special focus on ICANN and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) such as APNIC and its community-driven policy work in the Asia-Pacific.

3. Network Operators & Operational Communities

Discover what Network Operators Groups (NOGs) really are: essential, informal forums where real-world Internet engineers from ISPs, IXPs, enterprises, academia share knowledge, solve daily challenges (routing/security/peering), exchange best practices and keep the Internet stable and growing. You will explore their influence on infrastructure resilience, the real frontline where technical decisions directly impact user protections and rights.

4. Asia-Pacific Regional Leadership: APNOG & APRICOT

Dive into the APRICOT Summit, the region’s premier gathering for network operators, engineers, researchers and policy experts brought to you by the Asia Pacific Network Operators Group (APNOG).

Agenda

Time
Activity
Content

14:30

🖖 Welcome & Introductions

15:00

💡 Session 1

Understanding

Speaker: Jean F. Queralt

16:00

🥐 Break 15 minutes

16:15

💡 Session 2

Understanding

Speakers: Jean F. Queralt Mirjam Kühne

17:15

💬 Wrap up

17:30

🖖 Meet and Greet

18:00

🏁 End

Terms of Reference

Applicants must understand and abide by the following:

Requirements

Please refer to the Requirements of the [#TIOF] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026.

Responsibilities

Please refer to the Responsibilities of the [#TIOF] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026.

Benefits

Please refer to the Benefits of the [#TIOF] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026.

What is covered

Please see What is covered on the [#TIOF] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026.

Timeline

Please see Timeline on the [#TIOF] TU Fellowship APRICOT 2026.

LIMITED SPOTS

Acknowledgements

Sponsors

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Sponsorship Opportunities

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Venue

The venue for this Training Bytes will be announced at a later date.

Resources

Organization
Topic
Notes

The IO Foundation (TIOF)

Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct for all TIOF activities.

Dhatham House Rule

A digital adaptation of the Chatham House Rule.

Information on The IO Foundation's advocacy.

Presentation Slides

The Selfish Ledger

A must-watch short video on how the importance of data, how companies decide to extract it and (most importantly) what they decide to do with it.

ICANN Policy

Learn how to participate in ICANN Policy Development Processes (PDPs)

ICANN for Beginners

A good starting point for anyone wanting to participate in ICANN processes.

Board of Directors

Infographic depicting the composition of the ICANN Board.

Attending a KSK Ceremony

Information to participate on a KSK Ceremony.

Root KSK Ceremony

Recordings of previous KSK Ceremonies.

Internet Society (ISOC)

Becoming a member

Information on how to become an ISOC individual member.

Pulse

ISOC project to evaluate the availability, evolution, and resilience of the global Internet.

2025 Action Plan

Learn what is ISOC up to during 2025.

Datatracker

Centralized repository of all things IETF.

Ornithology PDF

NomCom

Information on the Nominating Commitee.

Study Groups (2025-2028)

List of ITU-T Study Groups for the Study Cycle 2025-2028.

Get involved

Information on getting involved in W3C work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Let us answer any doubts you may have.

Who can attend this Training Bytes session?

Only the following may avail of this session:

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