Insights & Research

A webinar that featured cyber experts who discussed the White House's latest National Cybersecurity Strategy.

The White House released its highly-anticipated 2026 National Cybersecurity Strategy, outlining how the U.S. federal government intends to protect government systems, critical infrastructure, businesses, and citizens.

As states across the country grapple with how to adopt AI responsibly, North Carolina offers a compelling case study - not because it has all the answers, but because it has built the institutional muscle to learn, adapt, and lead.

Developing a national cybersecurity strategy is a critical investment a government can make to secure its future. This paper outlines the components and offers a framework with the tools to design, implement, and improve their strategies.

FedRAMP has proposed modifications to the Rev5 process in the newly published RFCs that could enact major changes and require Cloud Service Offerings to provide authorization packages in a “machine-readable format.”

The Cybersecurity Coalition and the Hacking Policy Council submitted comments to the European Commission on its consultation related to the Delegated Act.

National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross signaled a shift in the Trump Administration’s approach to digital threats – one defined by transparency, accountability, and consequences. 

The Cybersecurity Coalition’s new paper, "Reinvigorating Federal Cybersecurity Initiatives: A Post-Shutdown Call to Action for the Trump Administration and Congress," urges ONCD and Congress to take decisive action around four areas of cyber policy.

The next phase of the Pall Mall Process has begun to establish norms for the use and governance of hacking tools.

The original trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada broke ground for including important cyber provisions but it’s also important that these provisions evolve to meet the growing threats.