Cyber Policy in the News

Stop waiting for a “cyber Pearl Harbor” Politicians, military officials, and business leaders have been warning about a catastrophic cyberattack
Opinion | An undeclared war is breaking out in cyberspace. The Biden administration is fighting back. Some surprisingly public moves
Cyberattack or coincidence? With one vessel hijacked and up to six others reporting a loss of steering control in the
Op-Ed: How the U.S. can deter ransomware attacks To discourage cyber hackers, the U.S. must make it harder for them
SolarWinds campaign compromised US Attorneys' offices. New malware distribution service. APT31 targets Russia and others. SolarWinds campaign compromised US Attorneys'
The Data Privacy Law of Brexit: Theories of Preference Change Upon Brexit, the United Kingdom chose to follow the path
If you define “the American people” as your own noisy base, then the lies they spew online represent a mandate.
CISA launches vulnerability disclosure platform for federal agencies The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) today launched a new vulnerability disclosure policy
Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts linked to the 12 still boast a combined 6 million followers, Newsweek analysis shows. Facebook's
Analysis | The Cybersecurity 202: Cyber experts give Biden top marks at six months The president is doing the right