Insights & Research

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.

A central theme emerged across the conversation: greater digital sovereignty does not have to mean greater digital isolation.

The report highlights that open-source software faces particularly acute coordination challenges due to fragmented ownership and limited maintainer resources, compared to the more centralized response model in proprietary software.

On September 9, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) released its Cyber Strategy, outlining its approach to defending the homeland in cyberspace and imposing costs on cyber adversaries.

The 2026 Summit demonstrated both the scale of the cybersecurity challenges facing the Americas and the growing willingness of leaders across the region to address them collaboratively.

The new playbook is intended to provide governments with a practical framework for making those choices—starting with national risk, strengthening foundational capabilities, identifying targeted opportunities for AI, and scaling investment.

Key details of a new presidential memorandum authorizing companies to conduct cyber operations against transnational criminal organizations remain to be developed.

The European Union's new e-Evidence framework promises to dramatically transform the way law enforcement can access data for criminal investigations and prosecutions across borders.

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

Texas is building a new model for cyber resilience. A recent convening of state, local, academic, and private sector leaders identified practical steps to strengthen coordination, expand shared capabilities, and improve cybersecurity readiness.