Insights & Research

Private sector representatives emphasized the importance of streamlining cybersecurity regulations and improving information sharing efforts between the government and industry during a recent House hearing.

A letter addressed to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick from a coalition of industry organizations emphasizes the urgent need to sustain funding and support for the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s cybersecurity mission.

A panel at CyberNext BRU will look at cybersecurity certifications and amendments to the EUs CSA.

DNS is woven into the fabrics of almost every network, and it’s critical that DNS deployments are done securely and with the most modern best practices, lest attackers compromise this vital component.

The proliferation of Commercial Cyber Intrusion Capabilities has been challenging with European government officials exploring different policy options. Find out more about this process at the second annual CyberNext BRU conference on 5 March.

The EU has taken steps addressing the challenges posed by cyber threats, particularly related to critical infrastructure. CyberNext BRU will feature a panel that will discuss the challenges related to EU cyber defense policy.

The EU is working to harmonize cybersecurity regulations across its market, seeking to create a robust and unified digital ecosystem. To discuss the challenges rising from differences in regulations join the second annual CyberNext BRU on 5 March.

Quantum computing is rapidly approaching, with the potential to disrupt major digital critical infrastructure around the world. This topic, and others, will be discussed at the second annual CyberNext Brussels conference on 5 March.

The relationship between U.S. foreign policy and cybersecurity in Latin America has long been a critical factor in the region's ability to defend against cyber threats with U.S. funding playing a key role in the region's cybersecurity.

On Feb. 11, the annual State of the Net conference kicked off in Washington, DC featuring two speakers from the Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law, Jeremy Grant and Ari Schwartz.