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Newly appointed members to the Council of the Estonian Internet Foundation
Toomas Vaks is Swedbank's cyber risks manager, who also has experience in the government sector as deputy director general of the State Information System Board (RIA). At Swedbank, Vaks is responsible for cyber risk management, insurance and consulting in the field of cyber risks.
Erik Janson is a state communications technology advisor to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, with over 20 years of experience in the fields of ICT, cyber security, infrastructures and technology management.
On the basis of the Minister's directive, Luukas Kristjan Ilves has stepped down from the Estonian Internet Foundation Council. We thank him for his work and contribution.
We wish the new members of the council success in their responsible position!
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