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Chinese Hackers Charged for Cyber Attacks on Over 100 Companies
The Department of Justice has charged five Chinese nationals with a variety of crimes for allegedly hacking into over 100 organizations worldwide, including targeted attacks on U.S. companies. -
An Opportunity for Strengthening U.S.-Australian Cyber Cooperation
As Australia invests in a new cybersecurity posture, the U.S. has the opportunity to nourish an alliance and respond to Chinese pressure. -
Does the DHS Whistleblower Report Reveal an Election Interference Scandal?
The whistleblower claims the national security adviser personally gave explicit instructions to the Department of Homeland Security to prioritize intelligence about Chinese interference. -
Moving Beyond Fears of the ‘Russian Playbook’
Tackling disinformation requires humility, calm and attention to details as the threat evolves and becomes more complex: Tropes such as the “Russian playbook” are no longer helpful ahead of the November ... -
Sinotech: New Chinese Export Rules Throw a Wrench Into TikTok Sale
The latest China tech and trade news. -
The Justice Department's Policy Against Election Interference is Open to Abuse
The ambiguity of the Justice Department’s election policy is particularly concerning in light of hints from Attorney General William Barr about a possible October Surprise. -
The 9/11 Commission Report, the Pandemic and the Future of Homeland Security
What insights does the 9/11 Commission Report have for the current era? -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: “I’ll Take Hacking Tesla for One Million Dollars, Alex”
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The Devil Is in the Data
Government agencies need to be able to access the datasets that drive the tech sector. -
Thirty-Six Hours of Cheapfakes
Over the course of two short days, figures affiliated with the GOP published three different deceptively edited videos on social media. Platforms can’t handle the challenge alone. -
The Importance of Giving Reasons (Even in Secret)
The director of national intelligence has decided to curtail in-person briefings to Congress about election security. Congress should push back. -
Persistent Aggrandizement? Israel's Cyber Defense Architecture
The Israeli equivalent to Defend Forward is far less regulated than its U.S. parallel, and that the Israeli version of Persistent Engagement at home allows domestic action and harnesses the private secto...