Initiatives
Global Cybersecurity Day Program Honors Estonia Past President Toomas Ilves at Harvard Talks.
Estonia’s Past President Toomas Hendrik Ilves will receive the World Leader in Cybersecurity Award for his nation’s achievements in developing cyber-defense strategies for all nations, and for establishing Estonia's preeminence as a world leader in cyberspace technology, defense and safe access. The presentation will be made at the third annual Global Cybersecurity Day Conference, 8:30 AM-Noon, Tues, Dec. 12, 2017, Loeb House, Harvard University, 17 Quincy street, Cambridge, Massachusetts. President Ilves is being honored for his leadership that resulted in his Estonia becoming a vital member of the world [caption id="attachment_6640" align="alignright" width="244"] Past President Toomas Ilves of Estonia[/caption] community...
North Korea Peace Initiative is focus of the Boston Global Forum at World Reconciliation Day Symposium 8:30 – Noon, Sept. 9, at Harvard
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ETHICS CODE OF CONDUCT FOR CYBER PEACE AND SECURITY (ECCC) VERSION 3.0
THE ETHICS CODE OF CONDUCT FOR CYBER PEACE AND SECURITY (ECCC) Version 3.0 Governor Michael...
Brown CS News: John Savage Meets With Vietnam’s President And Thought Leaders To Improve The Country’s Cybersecurity
(November 10, 2016) Now in his fiftieth year at Brown University, Professor John Savage of...
How Cyberspace is Transforming International Security
Derek Reveron - Faculty Affiliate, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs,...
SWIFT reports more hacking of its member banks
SWIFT, the global financial messaging system, has disclosed new hacking attacks on its...
A reason for Putin to disrupt U.S. election
A U.S. voting machine. Russian hackers working at the behest of President Vladimir Putin's...
German official asks Facebook to crack down on hate speech
German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere visited Facebook's offices in Berlin on Aug. 29 and...
WikiLeaks destroys privacy of many innocent people
WikiLeaks’ crusade to expose the government secrets of some countries, but not those...
U.S. political parties need to boost cybersecurity fast
U.S. political parties and government need to boost cybersecurity Politico article shows why...
Putin’s people may be hacking Democratic congressional candidates
There are indications that hackers working for the government of Russian President...
Twitter steps up its anti-terrorism efforts
Twitter has suspended 235,000 terrorist-related accounts over the last six months, a doubling of...
Hackers claim to sell NSA hacking code
Computer hackers assert that they're selling high-powered hacking tools developed by the...
New Pakistan cybersecurity law alarms rights activists
Rejecting the criticism of rights groups, Pakistan has enacted a cybersecurity law that...
The Internet looks worse and worse
More and more people are backing off from the Internet, frightened of cybercrime, privacy...
Germany, Facebook in tiff over criminal investigations
Reuters has reported that Facebook is rejecting claims by German officials that the social-media...
Hackers break into allegedly safe Telegram message service
There is no such thing as a safe place in the cyberworld: Cyber researchers have told...