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PRISMUN XI
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Cyber Security Council
The Cyber Security Council (CSC), established to address the rising threats of the digital age, serves as a leading body in safeguarding global stability, information integrity, and digital rights. With its mandate to strengthen international cooperation in cyberspace, CSC focuses on combating cybercrime, preventing attacks on critical infrastructure, and ensuring the responsible use of emerging technologies. Through research, policy development, and cross-border collaboration, the council works to support member states in protecting their digital ecosystems and upholding international security.
At MUN, delegates in CSC take on the responsibility of addressing urgent challenges in cyberspace that directly impact global peace and security. This includes debating strategies to prevent state-sponsored cyber warfare, ensuring data protection and privacy, and mitigating risks posed by artificial intelligence and hacking. By fostering international dialogue and building collective resilience, CSC seeks to shape a safer, more secure digital world while promoting trust, innovation, and cooperation in the interconnected age.
Topic A
Topic b
Evaluating the government's authority to monitor online activity to prevent cybercrime and terrorism
How has digital currency enabled cybercrime and terrorism, and how can it be regulated without stifling innovation?
Suleman akram, Chair
With a burning passion for computer science, Suleman has always been driven by the innovation of technology and the limitless creativity the digital space provides, using it as a platform to bring his ideas to life. His vision has always been “bigger than the bigger picture”. Having had the privilege of attending multiple MUNs, Suleman has gained valuable insight into global issues from diverse perspectives while making lasting memories and friends along the way. Now honoured to chair the Cyber Security Council, he aims to share the best of both worlds, making it his mission to ensure delegates leave the committee room with more confidence than when they walked in. Beyond the gavel, he enjoys music, sharing a good laugh, and, as he likes to say, “debugging his life one line at a time.”
Zaynab Shahab
Curious, driven, and passionate about technology, Zaynab brings a dynamic perspective to the Cyber Security Council. With a strong background in public speaking and active participation in Model United Nations, she thrives in spaces that challenge critical thinking and global collaboration. As someone deeply interested in the intersections of innovation, security, and international affairs, Zaynab looks forward to guiding engaging debates and amplifying diverse voices at PRISMUN. Beyond academics, she enjoys reading, creative projects, and exploring new ideas—making her both a thoughtful leader and a welcoming co-chair.
Co-Chairs
Simra Khan
Simra Khan is a passionate learner with a strong interest in computer science, reading, and politics. She’s fascinated by the intersection of technology and society, and how innovation can drive meaningful progress. She enjoys exploring books that challenge her thinking and offer new perspectives on global issues. With a curious and analytical mindset, Simra loves connecting ideas to real-world challenges. This year, as Co-Chair, she looks forward to fostering thoughtful discussions and encouraging meaningful dialogue on the issues shaping our world today.