Topic
Cyber Warfare
Peer-reviewed analysis of cyber warfare and the law of cyber conflict: when a cyber operation amounts to an armed attack, what states may lawfully do in response, and how the Tallinn Manual framework holds up in practice.
4 articles on cyber warfare
Comparative Cyber Incident Response
State linked cyber incidents create unique legal and operational pressures. A ransomware event by a criminal gang raises hard questions. A suspected state linked intrusion raises harder ones. Governments want rapid…
AI Cyber Threats and the Future of Cybersecurity Law
Artificial intelligence and related emerging technologies are rapidly reshaping the cyber threat landscape. Both malicious actors and defenders increasingly rely on automated systems to conduct analyze and respond to…
Cyber Attacks and the Laws of War
This article analyzes the challenges and complexities of applying international law to the emerging field of cyber warfare.
Resilience, Perseverance and Fortitude: Lessons from My Parents
Rhea Siers, a lawyer and expert in cyber policy, uses the stories of her Holocaust survivor parents to argue that resilience, perseverance, and fortitude are still vital in the current cyber age.
More topics: International Law, Cyber Weapons, Cyber Terrorism, Private Sector.
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