Insights & Research

The recently released National Cyber Strategy provides some insight into questions about the Administration’s approach to offensive cyber policy, and particularly the private sector’s role.

The Cybersecurity Coalition and the Cyber Threat Alliance hosted the third annual CyberNext BRU bringing together panelists from EU institutions, industry, and academia.

The Better Identity Coalition (BIC) partnered with the Congressional Stop Scams Caucus to brief House staff on how generative AI and deepfakes are reshaping the fraud ecosystem and how traditional tools are not enough.

The Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law issued comments in response to DMA.100209 – Alphabet – Article 6(11) -- warning of the security and privacy risks of proposed data sharing requirements.

Protect critical infrastructure or protect yourself. That is the untenable choice good-faith security researchers face. In much of Europe and beyond, laws still fail to clearly distinguish legitimate security research from malicious hacking.

Much has been reported on the potential looming “vulnpocolypse” but in the meantime we should be focusing on the areas where immediate resources are needed.

Agentic AI emerged as a defining theme at RSAC 2026 and among the many questions raised was how will AI agents discover one another and who determines whether they can be discovered at all?

The Digi Americas Alliance hosted a delegation of more than 25 high-level government officials from eight countries across Latin America and the Caribbean at the RSAC Conference in San Francisco.

The Better Identity Coalition is honored to be a part of a public-private initiative to address the threat of deepfake attacks against financial services with the release of two papers looking at threats and mitigations, and policy recommendations.

CyberNext Brussels 2026 returns for its third edition with the theme of "Building the European Cybersecurity Ecosystem," taking place on 15 April 2026 in at the Stanhope Hotel in Brussels.