Our Mission
The Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) organization that develops, advances, and promotes best practices and educational opportunities among cybersecurity professionals. The Center provides a forum for thought leadership for the benefit of those in the industry including members of civil society and government entities in the area of cybersecurity and related technology policy. The Center seeks to leverage the experience of leaders in the field to ensure a robust marketplace for cybersecurity technologies that will encourage professionals, companies, and groups of all sizes to take steps to improve their cybersecurity practices.
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Better Identity Coalition Releases Best Practices for Digital Credential Data Use
VDCs have the potential to improve security, privacy, usability, and inclusivity for individuals and businesses if they are designed, deployed, and used responsibly. However, the introduction of government-issued VDCs also carries the risk of eroding
Cyber Insurance in the Age of AI Phishing
Recent industry and government data cited in the paper indicate that AI-enabled attacks are becoming not only more common, but also more costly. This creates an immediate challenge for businesses and their customers.
Across the Atlantic, Cyber Policy Is Running Into the Same Terminology Problem
The report covers Europe’s cybersecurity industry, investment landscape, and evolving cyber posture, but it also spends considerable time on a more basic question: what actually counts as “offensive cybersecurity” in the first place?
Before We Discuss Cyber Operations Policy, We Need a Common Language
Governments, private-sector organizations, service providers, researchers, legal experts, and other stakeholders can all play roles in understanding and responding to cyber threats. First they need a shared terminology.
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