Insights & Research

The Cybersecurity Coalition welcomes final guidance on the Cyber Resilience Act that provides covered entities with clearer guidance on the landmark product security regulation.

President Trump's recent Executive Order highlights the need for federal contractors to have access to clear channels to report vulnerabilities.

The European Commission released an Action Plan on Cybersecurity and AI, outlining how it intends to manage the growing cybersecurity risks associated with frontier AI models and strengthen Europe’s own AI-enabled cybersecurity capabilities.

The White House's new executive order accelerates the federal government's transition to quantum-resistant security through new migration requirements, governance obligations, and implementation deadlines.

Fraud scams are nothing new, but the tools and tactics being used have evolved dramatically. Here are the most common threats we are seeing, how use of AI has changed them, and how to potentially prevent them.

The Cyber Operations Policy Coalition is focused on the operational dimension of cybersecurity policy: the authorities, governance frameworks, and public-private relationships needed to achieve shared security outcomes.

President Trump’s Executive Order, Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence and Security, on frontier AI systems frames these advanced models through the lens of cybersecurity, infrastructure resilience, and national security.

The recently released National Cyber Strategy provides some insight into questions about the Administration’s approach to offensive cyber policy, and particularly the private sector’s role.

The Cybersecurity Coalition and the Cyber Threat Alliance hosted the third annual CyberNext BRU bringing together panelists from EU institutions, industry, and academia.

The Better Identity Coalition (BIC) partnered with the Congressional Stop Scams Caucus to brief House staff on how generative AI and deepfakes are reshaping the fraud ecosystem and how traditional tools are not enough.