Biden Took the First Step on National Cybersecurity Standards. Congress Needs to Follow Through.
Federal government cyber standards can help raise the bar for consumers, but only Congress can truly regulate the market.
Cybersecurity
Van Buren Decision Provides (Some) Much-Needed Clarity Around Hacking Law
While we hoped for more clarity for security researchers, the Court was right to interpret “authorized access” narrowly.
OTI Releases Surveillance Reform Roadmap to Restore the Privacy Shield
Recommends U.S. surveillance reforms to respond to the invalidation of the EU/U.S. Privacy Shield.
Biden’s Peloton Raised Security Concerns at The White House. Is It Secure Enough for Yours?
Finding out is a challenge.
How will China’s privacy law apply to the Chinese state?
Launching First-Ever Cyber Citizenship Partnership to Support Educators & Build Resilience to Disinformation
Misinformation and disinformation is quickly becoming a national security issue. How can we prepare teachers and schools to fight back?
Personal Data, Global Effects: China’s Draft Privacy Law in the International Context
China’s AI Efforts Suggest Tactics in New ‘Self-Reliance’ Push
