Cybersecurity Policy

Rural America is underserved, not behind. Cyber policies must address the resource gap driving vulnerability below the Cyber Poverty Line.

In a time of rising geopolitical tensions, social disruption, and technological revolution, prudent cyber diplomacy is more important than ever.

The evolution of agentic AI, the kind that can act independently and make decisions, calls for a shift in how we think about cybersecurity.

The Cyber Civil Defense Emerging Leaders are early-career cybersecurity experts committed to shaping effective, forward-looking policy. 

Rural America is underserved, not behind. Cyber policies must address the resource gap driving vulnerability below the Cyber Poverty Line.

As nation-state cyberattacks increase, small and rural water utilities in the US need urgent cybersecurity assistance and scalable support.

As federal cyber support shrinks and local governments ramp up security efforts, NYC shows how a scalable, shared responsibility model works.

A shift to risk-informed planning may hinder cyber readiness as state and local governments assess their evolving digital threats.

Amidst changes in the threat and policy landscape, we convened experts on evolving roles in state and local cybersecurity efforts.

Over the past three years, companies from the West have acted to provide cyber defense assistance to Ukraine. What are the lessons learned?