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My colleague Austin Berglas had great insight on the new International Cyberspace and Digital Policy Strategy. Check out the article below: https://lnkd.in/erG-js_N This approach to cybersecurity acknowledges the multifaceted nature of digital threats. The borderless nature of cyberspace necessitates a unified global framework to regulate the behavior of states and non-state actors. Compliance with international law promotes predictability and accountability for cyber actions, respecting national sovereignty and human rights. The principle of prioritizing data security and privacy is essential in building trust in the digital ecosystem. It involves implementing practices that protect personal and organizational data from unauthorized access, manipulation, and breaches. This encourages the development of robust encryption standards, data handling policies, and transparency in data processing. Cybersecurity is complex. It calls for increased engagement and dialogue between nations, international organizations, and other stakeholders to address cyber issues. Diplomatic efforts can help build consensus, facilitate information sharing, and foster cooperation to combat cybercrime and cyber warfare. Cyber resilience is the capacity to anticipate, endure, and swiftly rebound from cyber incidents, encompassing the fortification of infrastructure, establishment of solid cybersecurity practices, innovation. It involves not only technical measures but also education and awareness to create a culture of cybersecurity. Working with international partners to develop and synchronize digital and data governance frameworks ensures that these systems are built on a foundation of respect for human rights, including privacy and freedom of expression. Cyber threats often emanate from well-resourced and sophisticated actors, including state-sponsored groups. This action area emphasizes the need for collective defense and shared intelligence, creating partnerships that extend beyond traditional alliances to enhance the detection, attribution, and response to cyber threats. The disparity in cybersecurity capabilities between different nations can create vulnerabilities that affect the entire international community. It's about ensuring that all partners have the tools and knowledge necessary to defend against and respond to cyber threats. I believe that the proposed strategy recognizes that cybersecurity is not just a technical issue but also a political, social, and economic challenge. By using a holistic approach that combines policy, technology, and international cooperation to create a secure, stable, and resilient cyberspace tangible changes in improving cyber deterrence, detection, and cyber attack prevention is possible. #AI #SCD #supplychaindefense #bluevoyant #cybersecuritystrategy #digitaldefense #cyberresilience

Can cyber operations amount to war crimes? Read Yola Verbruggen's detailed and informative article on this topic, including commentary from Lindsay F., Professor Katrin Nyman-Metcalf (TalTech – Tallinn University of Technology), and yours truly. A very helpful overview of the key issues as the #CyberOEWG discussions begin in New York this morning. Link: https://lnkd.in/e6BXN79X

Check out CYJAX's latest cyber intelligence weekly round-up! This week's video explores cyberattacks linked to the Israel-Palestine conflict, global DNS probing by a Chinese threat actor, and a major data leak involving the New York Times. For the written version - subscribe to our newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/dFgKdKPU #DataBreach #CyberSecurityNews #ThreatIntelligence

The Troutman Pepper 2023 Privacy Year in Review is a comprehensive assessment of the past year’s developments in privacy and cybersecurity, including implications of artificial intelligence. Offering practical advice for companies and forward-thinking analysis, it is a collaborative effort between our Privacy + Cyber and Regulatory Investigations, Strategy + Enforcement practice groups. Thanks to the many Troutman folks who contributed to this outstanding compilation. https://lnkd.in/ejWAM_Q3

Zero trust and AI continue as top cyber priorities in second half of 2024 Federal agencies continue to make strides protecting our nation’s networks against ever-evolving, increasingly cunning cyber attackers and nation states. https://lnkd.in/ePDb3DVq

It’s the last day of TechNet Baltimore, but there’s still time to stop by booth #2973 to learn how DNS intelligence can give bad actors more bad days. No matter how sophisticated or unique the cyber attack, something they all have in common is that they rely on the use —or abuse—of Internet infrastructure that is observable, comparatively static, and often rich in contextual information that defenders can, and do, use to considerable effect in aligning defenses with confirmed or suspected adversaries. Stop by and we’ll show you how.

The Costs of Cyber Crime. Check out our blog post for insights and information. [email protected] 248-526-3315 https://lnkd.in/gNr4tMVf

Our two-on-one conversation moderator, Johannes Steger, had this to say about the state of Transatlantic Cyber Relations. For more transatlantic, cyber-related issues, follow #GATTC24! 

A persistent challenge looms large, threatening the very integrity of information security for organizations....the glaring lack of robust relationships and effective collaboration between various departments and groups within the organization. The newly published White Paper, "Defend Against Global Cybercrime by Unlocking the Power of #BRM" by Peter Lijnse, and John Lieberwerth offers a look into how the BRM capability is critical for implementing an effective information security protocol. Download this FREE White Paper here: https://lnkd.in/eaC8i4Xe

Do You Know Where Your Data Is? How Law Firms Can Protect Their Most Valuable Asset: By John A. Smith, CSO, Conversant Group If data is the new oil, this holds especially true for law firms as they are wholly dependent on the information they store […] The post Do You Know Where Your Data Is? How Law Firms Can Protect Their Most Valuable Asset appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. https://lnkd.in/g7j97sXw