Nations, Even Adversaries, Must Work Out Cyber Issues – Carefully
How should nations collaborate in cyberspace? Can a nation like the U.S. and one like Russia bridge their views on data collection? What’s the future […] More
How should nations collaborate in cyberspace? Can a nation like the U.S. and one like Russia bridge their views on data collection? What’s the future […] More
One of the only tasks the U.S. Constitution declares that the federal government must do is to provide for the common defense. That is the […] More
As the dust settles on last Tuesday’s NotPetya malware outbreak, it is increasingly evident that this was not a ransomware, money-making attack at all; rather […] More
The newest ransomware attack called NotPetya has re-ignited the debate ongoing since the earlier WannaCry attack. Cybersecurity experts, policymakers, and citizens affected have all asked: who is to blame for […] More
In the early days of the internet, criminals quickly saw the new technology as an avenue for data theft, extortion, and uninhibited global reach. These […] More
Malicious and trusted insiders pose a range of challenges in terms of counterintelligence risks and physical threats, and experts say policy needs to catch up […] More
Each minute of each day federal cybersecurity teams triage an unimaginable number of threats to our national security. While many of those threats are from […] More
There is little argument that the relationship between the public and private sectors has to be far stronger in order for the U.S. Government and […] More
Few security challenges muddle the distinction between government and business roles as those emanating from cyberspace. National security issues no longer remain solely under the […] More
Statecraft and business have always been closely linked, but the advent of digital technology has blurred the roles more than ever. Systems crucial to the […] More
The United Kingdom has revamped the way its intelligence agencies collaborate with private industry by establishing a new National Cyber Security Centre that leans towards […] More
President Donald Trump made it abundantly clear at the recent NATO heads of State meeting in Brussels that he wants to see members of the […] More
The worldwide WannaCry ransomware, which targeted computers running the Microsoft Windows operating system, was an admonition to everyone who connects to cyberspace – especially the […] More
Over the past few weeks, a critical question has been discussed amidst cybersecurity professionals and experts. Who would pair North Korean-linked malware with an alleged […] More
Today China began enforcing its controversial new Cybersecurity Law, which broadly demands that multinational companies make data accessible to the Chinese government while strengthening the […] More
We are living in a new era, with unprecedented industrial scale theft of intellectual property and company secrets. The most recent example is a vast […] More
Is this ever going to end? The daily barrage of hacking news assaulting us in headlines is making us numb, if not scared to death. […] More
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