How to AI-proof the cybersecurity workforce
Generative AI can enhance digital security, but it can’t — and shouldn’t — replace humans that are essential to fight malicious hackers.
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How university cybersecurity clinics can help cities fight ransomware
Cybersecurity faculty and students can be a valuable resource to help local governments and business build cyber capacity.
Rethinking democracy for the age of AI
We need to recreate our system of governance for an era in which transformative technologies pose catastrophic risks as well as great promise.
The key to making the US cyber strategy work: boots on the ground
Prioritizing work with academic institutions, localities and skilled volunteers is the best way of advancing America's cybersecurity needs.
How cyber support to Ukraine can build its democratic future
Kyiv sees Ukraine's reconstruction as an opportunity to turn the country into a European tech hub — to do that it needs help.
What we know about Russian hackers — and how to stop them — after a year of cyberwar in Ukraine
Moscow's cyber operatives will target any nation supporting Ukraine, but a global coalition can win on the digital battlefield.
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How a computer scientist talks to her daughter about TikTok
The debate over TikTok's national security risk is lost on many young users, except if your mom is a technologist focused on global threats.
The pressing threat of Chinese-made drones flying above U.S. critical infrastructure
Drones from China's DJI contain high-res cameras, advanced sensors and wireless access, opening the door for espionage and sabotage.
The US cybersecurity strategy won’t address today’s threats with regulation alone
The Biden administration needs to foster greater public-private collaboration, involve global partners and help build the cyber workforce to fight growing digital threats.
New cyber reality: With great interdependence comes great liability
Biden's cybersecurity strategy rightly advocates for more regulation. For companies doing security right, there’s no need to panic.