Publications
From Cyberscoop:
Although this marks a first in cyberwarfare, Paul Rosenzweig, a former deputy assistant secretary for policy at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, tells…
From E&E News:
“Up until now, there really hasn’t been an overarching strategy,” said Kathryn Waldron, national security and cybersecurity research associate at the right-of-center R Street…
“America does not–and, indeed, should not — seek independence in an interconnected world, but we do seek supply chain assurance — the certainty that raw materials and manufactured components that…
From PC Magazine:
“We’re having a great deal of difficulty convincing people, especially bad actors in this space, that any norms are valuable,” said Paul Rosenzweig, a senior fellow at The R…
An American military unit used offensive weapons against a target inside Russia. And nobody is noticing.
Let that sink in for a second. As the country (understandably) focuses on matters…
From the Cyberlaw Podcast:
Dr. Megan Reiss explains the significance, if any, of the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace, where more than 50 states and companies—the United…
From the Kearny Hub:
“Ohio knows firsthand the dangers posed by cyberattacks,” said Megan Reiss and Kathryn Waldron, who are national security experts and researchers. “In 2016, hackers…
Two years ago, in the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act, Congress called on the Defense Department to evaluate the extent of cyber vulnerabilities in its weapons systems by 2019. While the…
From McClatchy:
The report was issued by the New York-based National Election Defense Coalition, the nonpartisan watchdog group Common Cause, the center-right think tank R Street Institute, and…
From Nextgov:
In total, 32 states allow some subset of residents to return ballots by email, fax or through an internet portal, and Alaska and Hawaii offer electronic ballot return for all voters,…