Insights & Research

For the first time in the Distilling Cyber Policy podcast, Alex and Jen are re-joined by guests from earlier this season: Lee Licata, from the Department of Justice, and Grant Dasher, from CISA.

The U.S. issued an updated position seeking to move forward the UN Convention Against Cybercrime, a treaty intended to improve the global community’s ability to combat evolving cybercrime threats.

In the latest Distilling Cyber Policy, Alex Botting and Jen Ellis are joined by our second-ever Australian guest: Hamish Hansford, the Deputy Secretary of Cyber and Infrastructure Security Group at the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

Earlier this month, more than 68 countries and organization members met for the fourth annual International Counter Ransomware Initiative (CRI), which included the addition of a public-private advisory panel.

Governments from across the globe descended on Singapore for its Ninth Annual International Cyber Week (SICW)to talk cyber and tech policy and meet one another bilaterally and in various multilateral groupings.

A recap from the “AI and Cybersecurity: A Leadership Dialogue in the Americas,” hosted by the DigiAmericas Coalition and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, that brought together executives, government representatives, and others from Latin America.

Next week the 68 member nations of the International Counter Ransomware Initiative (CRI) will convene in Washington DC for the group’s annual gathering to foster cooperation between nations to combat ransomware.

The White House Office of National Cyber Director released its summary report on its RFI on Open source software security, checking off another box on the commitments made in the National Cybersecurity Strategy.

Representatives from Brazil and the United States concluded a two-day exchange on cybersecurity best practices hosted by the Digi Americas Alliance on Aug. 8-9 in Washington D.C.

In our latest Distilling Cyber Policy podcast episode, Alex Botting and Jen Ellis from the Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law are joined by Paula Bogantes, the Costa Rican Minister of Science, Innovation, Technology and Telecommunications.