Cybersecurity
For Cybersecurity Leaders, it’s All About Mindset
Why seeing personal and professional roadblocks as opportunities for growth - rather than potential failures - can make all the difference.
Cybersecurity in Development: to mainstream or prioritize?
Section 702 Bill is Surveillance Expansion and No Meaningful Reform
The Senate is scheduled to vote for cloture on a bill that would reauthorize and expand FISA Section 702.
Protecting Privacy with Secure Multi-Party Computation
MPC provides the ability to compute values from multiple encrypted data sources without any party having to reveal their private data.
USA Rights Act Provides Robust and Meaningful Reforms to Protect Americans’ Privacy
The Amash Amendment makes essential improvements to Section 702.
OTI Welcomes House Passage of the “Cyber Vulnerability Disclosure Reporting Act”
Today’s House vote is a step forward toward enabling the public to assess how the administration decides to disclose cyber vulnerabilities.
House Intelligence Committee’s Section 702 Bill: Surveillance Expansion and No Meaningful Reform
The House Intelligence Committee’s bill makes no meaningful reforms to Section 702 and codifies “abouts” collection.
Why (Cybersecurity) Change Is So Hard
We create different forms of technology in order to solve a problems and make our lives easier, so why do we resist technological changes?
Inside China’s Vast New Experiment in Social Ranking
Mara Hvistendahl wrote the cover story for WIRED’s January 2018. She quoted Rogier Creemers of New America's Cybersecurity team.
Wang Huning’s Speech at the 4th World Internet Conference in Wuzhen
Exit, Voice, and Cyberspace
Albert Hirschman, in his classic work Exit, Voice, and Loyalty, states that in declining firms, organizations or states can either “exit”...
ARPANET; Where did it all start again?
There is said to be a single hook around which much of the scholarship on cyberspace evolved.
“Cyber Exceptionalism”
In this post we suggest that the concept of cyberspace enables a form of exceptionalism, similar to “American exceptionalism”.