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European Commission Publishes Final Cyber Resilience Act Implementation Guidance, Addresses Concerns Raised by Cybersecurity Coalition

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

Building Texas Cyber Resilience: From Awareness to Action

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.

An Important Win for Vulnerability Disclosure in the Post-Quantum Cryptography Executive Order

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

AI-Driven Fraud Scams Are Evolving Fast: What People Should Watch For and Can Do To Protect Themselves, Their Friends, and Family

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.

From Consensus to Action: The Purpose of the Cyber Operations Policy Coalition

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.

CyberNext BRU 2026 Recap

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

Protecting Good-Faith Security Research: Building Legal Certainty Through NIS 2

Protect critical infrastructure or protect yourself. That is the untenable choice good-faith security researchers face. In much of Europe and beyond, laws still fail to clearly distinguish legitimate security research from malicious hacking.

Not All Mitigations Are Created Equal: What We are Learning from AI Vulnerability Discovery

Much has been reported on the potential looming “vulnpocolypse” but in the meantime we should be focusing on the areas where immediate resources are needed.

S3 EP01: Digital Sovereignty, CSA 2.0, and PQC with MEP Bart Groothuis

In our latest Distilling Cyber Policy podcast, hosts Alex Botting and Jen Ellis kick off the season with a wide-ranging conversation on some of the biggest issues shaping cyber policy.

The Role of Cybersecurity Information-Sharing Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Recent military actions have heightened geopolitical tensions and with that comes an elevated cyber threat landscape. In this context, one reality stands out: information-sharing is more important than ever.