Insights & Research

On Feb. 11, the annual State of the Net conference kicked off in Washington, DC featuring two speakers from the Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law, Jeremy Grant and Ari Schwartz. 

A year ago we published a report on global encryption policy, making the joke that it’s like the movie Groundhog Day: the same conversations, debates, and bad ideas just keep coming up. Well, it’s February, and we have another one.

In a decisive move during the final days of his administration, President Biden signed and released a cybersecurity EO marking a significant effort to address the evolving threat landscape particularly in the face of rising foreign adversaries.

Did you attend CyberNext DC 2024? Test your knowledge on all things CyberNext.

The CyberNext DC Conference featured speakers from industry and government, and panel sessions focused on strengthening cybersecurity, promoting regulatory harmonization, and enhancing resilience.

For our last Distilling Cyber Policy podcast episode of 2024, Alex and Jen are joined by four CCPL experts to try and predict the future of cyber policy in the coming year, while reflecting on some of their predictions from last year.

CyberNext DC is back for 2024! On Dec. 12 the Cybersecurity Coalition and Cyber Threat Alliance will host a day-long policy summit featuring leaders from the cybersecurity community and administration officials who are driving policy efforts.

Once again, the staff at the Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law wanted to take a few moments to say what we are thankful for when it comes to the industry we serve. 

AI is a transforming technology, but it needs a robust cybersecurity foundation. Countries need a comprehensive national cybersecurity strategy and a dedicated agency to ensure the success of the technology.

In our latest Distilling Cyber Policy podcast episode, Alex Botting and Jen Ellis from the Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law are joined by Anne Marie Schumann, the Department of the Navy’s Principal Cyber Advisor.