Insights & Research

While progress needs to be made when it comes to federal privacy programs, advancements have occurred, and the addition of new tools will further help agencies protect data.

The White House's Counter Ransomware Initiative convened 48 countries, the European Union, and Interpol to discuss combating ransomware.

In comments to the Federal Communication Commission on the proposed IoT labeling program, the Cybersecurity Coalition raised concerns that the agency envisioned a labeling system that was overly complex, costly, and untested.

If you look at every peer country to the U.S. there is either a robust digital identity program in place or a national initiative under way. But the U.S. is an outlier and needs to prioritize these efforts to protect citizens and stop fraud.

President of Costa Rica H.E. Rodrigo Chaves Robles and the country’s Minister of Science, Innovation, Technology, and Telecommunications Paula Bogantes Zamora visited with the Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law.

In comments to the Administration, the Cybersecurity Coalition advocates for coregulatory models when it comes to harmonization for cybersecurity regulations.

The AI executive order from the Biden Administration refers to the use of “AI red-teaming” and takes a broader definition than how it's typically used. As the term gains traction, definitions and legal protections may also need to evolve.

The expansive artificial intelligence Executive Order signed by President Biden brings together many actions that the Administration will take over the next year to guide the U.S. government’s use and regulation of the technology.

In our latest episode, Alex Botting and Jen Ellis from the Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law are joined by Jason Gull, Senior Counsel in the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division.

In our latest episode, Alex Botting and Jen Ellis are joined by Jason Gull, Senior Counsel in the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division to discuss the CFAA and the DMCA.