As Cyberparanoia Spreads
A new fear is engulfing Switzerland and this time its about cyberspace. True, the threat of ‘cyberwar’ and cyber-attacks is real and sometimes very difficult to prepare for. Recent events, like the...
View ArticleMisguided Priorities for Internet Governance
This is a cross-post from the Lowy Institute’s blog, The Interpreter. If you had to choose between human rights and governance, which one would you pick? Most might go for human rights, but when it...
View ArticleA Reading List on: Cybercrime and Cybersecurity
The world has entered the digital age. We rely on the internet for information, communication and so much more; and technology influences almost every aspect of modern society, from personal banking to...
View ArticleEU Cybersecurity Policy: A Model for Global Governance
While only 6 percent of all cyber incidents reported in 2011 were perpetrated with malicious intentions, there is still an important vacuum of data regarding cybercrimes. In this context, the European...
View ArticleInternet Shutdowns During Political Unrest Are Becoming Normal – And It...
This article was originally published by the Political Violence at a Glance on 16 September 2016. Last night, for the eleventh night in a row, Internet access was shut down in Gabon. Starting again at...
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