All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
Article 1. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
OUR SOLUTIONS
“there is now a critical need for clearer guidance about what should be expected on human rights from private companies as they develop and deploy digital technologies.”
UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation (2019)
Policy
Commitment
Technology companies must establish a policy that explicitly respects human rights
Human Rights
Due Diligence
Technology companies must perform due diligence to identify, prevent snd minimize abuse of human rights, and explain their means for protecting human rights
Proportionality and Human Rights
by Design
Technology companies must follow principles of proper purpose and proportionality and adopt a "human rights-by-design" principle whereby they commit to designing tools, technologies, and services to respect human rights by default
Accountability
Technology companies must introduce procedures that facilitate remedies for the abuse of human rights that may occur because of their operations and companies should implement independent selfaudit mechanisms to examine the subject of human rights
CYBERIGHTECH SERVICES
INDEPENDENT AUDIT RISK ASSESSMENT
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Comprehensive diagnostic reports based on public audit methodology (ISSAIs)
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Due diligence and risk assessment
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Emphasis on international principles regarding individual rights
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
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Programs aimed at resolving issues identified in the diagnostic report
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Consultation services for fostering company policies that deal with individual rights, ethics and the protection of privacy
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Audits following complaints or crises
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Appointing an ad hoc ethics/auditing committee or internal human rights auditors within the company.
CERTIFICATION - Human Rights & Ethics Quality Seal
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CybeRighTech provides human rights quality assurance (QA) certifications based on a unique model.
THE CYBERIGHTECH TEAM
FOUNDERS
Mr. Elie Mersel,
President
Former Director-General of the State Comptroller's Office. For seven years, Elie spearheaded the creation of the strategic plans of the State Comptroller's Office and the Israel's Ombudsman, as well as the execution of review-based plans for all government ministries, municipalities, local authorities, security forces, government companies, and public entities (over 1,500 reviewed entities in total). A globally regarded expert in the fields of supervision and auditing, Elie is also a member of CERN's Audit Committee. Certified in Business Administration and in Public Administration, Elie has decades of experience performing extensive inspections, managing risks, and performing due diligence in a wide array of public and private companies and entities.
Dr. Matan Gutman,
CEO
Matan is a Doctor of Law, certified in Law (LL.M) by the Harvard Law School. He is a Constitutional and Human Rights Law expert, an adjunct professor at the IDC Herzliya. Matan holds a wealth of theoretical and practical experience in government work and in the judicial system, having served in the following positions: Legal Assistant to the former President of the Supreme Court Prof. Aharon Barak; Advisor to the Israel Homeland Minister; Judicial clerk in the Supreme Court for Justice Salim Joubran; and Chief of staff for the Director General of the State Comptroller's Office.
MEMBERS OF THE INDEPENDENT CYBERIGHTECH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Prof. Irwin Cotler
Former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada; A nominee for the
Nobel Peace Prize
Retired Supreme Court
Justice Salim Joubran
Former Deputy to the Supreme court Chief Justice
Retired Judge
Yosef Chaim Shapira
Former State Comptroller and Ombudsman of Israel
Prof. Shmuel Hauser
Former chairman of the Israel Securities Authority