Cyber Threats
Publications
From SC Magazine:
“We haven’t had an answer in the national conservation about what data constitutes [a] national security risk and part of the reason we don’t know is because we don’t…
From American Society of International Law:
Currently, the majority of state sponsored cyberattacks have involved low-profile interferences in foreign states’ affairs. They also take place…
From R Street Institute:
From making sure poll workers are properly trained to thoughts on paper ballots, R Street’s Kathryn Waldon discusses the importance of election security on C-Span.
From The Next Web:
Reflecting on those past choices can help inform upcoming decisions – such as how international law should apply to cyberattacks, or whether and how to regulate artificial…
From NYU School of Law:
At this symposium, co-hosted by Third Way, NYU Law’s Center for Cybersecurity, and the Journal of National Security Law and Policy, experts discussed policy solutions…
From Bloomberg:
People “are giving up a lot of information that could be useful to a foreign government if they want to target you or someone in the social network around you,” said Baker, who…
From Center on National Security:
VI: What is the larger definition of cyber threats that would prompt a need for cybersecurity in American society and the world’s liberal democracies? What…
From CQ Researcher:
Cyber threats will “become increasingly existential,” says James Baker, former FBI general counsel and now director of national security and cybersecurity at the R Street…
From Newsy:
Kathryn Waldron discusses Russia and cybersecurity.