The Center conducted a tabletop exercise exploring the ability of government and private sector to address disruption from a nation state with sophisticated cyber capabilities may cause to critical infrastructure if given extensive freedom of action.

The European Commission presented its initial proposal for the European Union’s 2028-2034 financial framework that, if approved, could authorise nearly EUR 2 trillion in spending over seven years for cyber and other digital efforts.

As the U.S. races toward global AI dominance, a new bill aimed at preventing diversion of innovative U.S. semiconductors to China could inadvertently make those very same chips less secure.