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Going on the offensive: Restraint is only the beginning.
Over the course of this series, our first article examined how governments are increasingly adopting offensive cyber capabilities into national security strategies that were previously more defensive, and our second blog explored the risks this can create for businesses,…
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Going on the Offensive: Defense Alone Is No Longer Enough
Op-ed by Dr. Manfred Boudreaux-Dehmer Dr. Manfred Boudreaux-Dehmer was the inaugural Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). He reported to NATO’s Secretary General with principal…
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Going on the offensive: Risks and challenges posed by offensive cyber operations of nation states
In the first article in this series, we explored how a growing number of governments are moving from defensive to offensive cyber strategies as a response to increasing levels of malicious cyber activity by other states. While governments have legitimate responsibilities to…
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Going on the Offensive: Exploring Governments’ Shift in Cyber Strategy
Throughout October Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Cybersecurity Tech Accord is publishing a four-part series featuring expert insights from across our signatories. The series examines a consequential shift in national cyber policies: as state-sponsored and criminal cyber…
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Cyber mercenaries: Redoubling efforts to tackle an evolving threat
Cybersecurity Tech Accord update principles limiting offensive operations in cyberspace At the Summit for Democracy in March 2023, members of the Cybersecurity Tech Accord, with the support of other industry players, released a set of principles to guide the technology industry…
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Statement from the Cybersecurity Tech Accord on the risks of escalating offensive cyber postures
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM — The Cybersecurity Tech Accord and its signatories are concerned that more governments are expanding the role of offensive cyber capabilities in national cyber policy. States have legitimate national security responsibilities and may use cyber capabilities…