Insights & Research

The Supreme Court struck down a long-standing precedent on the power of federal agencies to interpret and clarify the laws they enforce. The ruling will likely have a sweeping effect on regulations, including cybersecurity rules, in every sector.

In our latest Distilling Cyber Policy podcast, our hosts are joined by Despina Spanou, the Head of the Cabinet of the Vice-President of the European Commission. In her role, Despina oversees the EUs policies on security, migration, and other topics.

When implemented properly, artificial intelligence is a vital tool for cybersecurity but more public research is essential to understand and monitor a diverse array of AI systems and their potential – for good and bad.

Eight companies providing operational control technologies for the energy sector have signed on to a Group of Seven (G7) pledge to abide by a series of cybersecurity principles.

Event discussed aspirations for artificial intelligence implementations in the public sector.

As U.S. federal agencies move to take advantage of the potential benefits of artificial intelligence they are also wondering how to structure governance of these new systems.

IT concentration risk is a relatively new term but due to recent cyberattacks it has been front and center. To examine the issue the Center conducted an exercise to look at the threats of IT concentration risk and offer recommendations.

In our latest Distilling Cyber Policy podcast episode, our hosts are joined by John Banghart and Kent Landfield to discuss the latest developments and ongoing debate around the National Vulnerability Database.

Industry, government, and civil society stakeholders from across Latin America, the EU, and U.S. convened in Colombia last month for a roundtable discussion "Towards a Common AI and Cyber Vision in LATAM," hosted by the Digi Americas Alliance.

U.S. State Department releases International Cyberspace & Digital Policy Strategy, building off the U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy.