A private certfication model, leveraging best-in-class cybersecurity assessment and audit practices, could be bolstered by public auditors and reinforced by downstream litigation models with relatively l...

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The process significantly neglects the role of governments in proliferation of these capabilities.

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Benjamin Wittes and Anna Bower will discuss the order at 3pm