cyber security

Silicon Valley is great at selling the benefits of technology. But ‘techno-optimist’ Marc Goodman says before we wire the world, we need to secure it.

The response to recent attack shows that work is needed for more international norms on states’ cyber policies, says Paul Meyer.

Nowhere is the tension between global citizenship and the nation-state system so apparent as it is in cyberspace. Ron Deibert on finding a middle ground.

John Adams on how to appropriately balance security and privacy in counterterrorism efforts online.

Cyberspace issues are now being debated at the UN from both national security and human rights perspectives. Paul Meyer probes the scope and depth of the current discussion.

Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff isn’t happy about the NSA monitoring her online activity. Robert Muggah on why the scandal is provoking calls for a new approach to Internet privacy from Brazil.

Andrew Reddie on why the Snowden leaks should make us think hard about the kind of Internet we want for the future.

Paul Meyer on the latest recommendations for international cyber security cooperation.

Daryl Copeland draws up a preliminary ledger.

Increasingly, non-state actors pose the biggest cyber-security threat argues Jon Penney.

When RoboCop replaces Private Jackson: Brookings’ Peter Singer on the impact of technology on war.