The Cybersecurity Coalition and FIDO Alliance raised concerns about the Homeland Security’s proposed new data collection from travelers in the visa waiver program.
A recent tabletop exercise examined the impact of drone attacks on a university hockey game, electric grid, and nearby air base and recommended key findings to deter and prevent these types of attacks.
A tabletop exercise explored the threat posed by the malicious use of drones to the homeland, involving public and private sector participants responding to hypothetical attacks on an air base, electricity grid, and a local hockey game.
State and federal cyber leaders convened in Austin to discuss the Texas Cyber Command, utilizing Zero Trust strategies in an era of AI, and improving Federal to State cyber cooperation in an era of constricting resources and increased threats.
Semiconductors power our modern technology and are often considered “the oil of the 21st century.” But producing these chips is not without challenges to the supply chain, including IP theft, counterfeiting, and reverse engineering.
In an amicus brief filed in Epic Games v. Apple Inc., the Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law urges the 9th Circuit to ensure that competition remedies do not undermine security.
In an amicus curiae brief filed in United States v. Google, the Center urges the Court to account for cybersecurity – and public safety – in mandating remedies for the case.
The Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law's Amicus Brief - United States Vs. Google, LLC
The intersection of AI and security is a hot topic but we find that people haven’t spent time to understand what is truly new about cybersecurity, and where organizations need to bolster defenses as AI use cases promulgate.
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