Carnegie Cyber Policy

The Carnegie Cyber Policy Initiative addresses international cyber policy challenges with the goal of enhancing stability and security in cyberspace.

[Carnegie Cyber Policy @CarnegieCyber]

<THREAD> What does responsible cyber offense look like? States need verifiable, technical norms.

Our own @PerkovichG articulates norms for responsible cyber offense in a new @lawfareblog with @daveaitel @HostileSpectrum @perribus

https://t.co/ilNmU05jf9 (1/7)

[IE Center for the Governance of Change @ieGovernance]

🌐 Today, we are thrilled to launch our report on Democracy-Affirming Technologies, a cornerstone of our #Tech4Democracy initiative in partnership with @StateDept and @Microsoft. Insights from 14 experts explore why democracy matters in an era of immense technological disruption.

[Aaron X. Sobel @axsobel]

With the 4th Amendment is Not For Sale Act (FAINFSA) returning to Congress, see my latest @YaleLawPolicyR! I argue gov't purchases from data brokers are not "state action," and so not protected by the Constitution. But Congress can do better than FAINFSA: https://t.co/mpujibbsYB

[Carnegie Technology and International Affairs @CEIPTechProgram]

How does cyber warfare fit into the Ukraine war? What conclusions about cyber conflict can be drawn from the war thus far? Eli Levite discusses in his new piece for @CarnegieEndow👇
https://t.co/ujmw0TaTsU

[CyberScoop - @cyberscoop.bsky.social @CyberScoopNews]

Ukraine's digital resilience in the face of Russia's assault has officials in Kyiv betting that the country's embrace of technology can translate into a cornerstone of its post-reconstruction identity and economy, @ArthurRobNelson and @gavinbwilde write. https://t.co/QXeIBxJOz9

[CyberScoop - @cyberscoop.bsky.social @CyberScoopNews]

Kyiv sees reconstruction as a chance to turn Ukraine into a European tech hub, but doing so requires continued support and a difficult balancing between immediate war-related needs and long-term priorities, @ArthurRobNelson and @gavinbwilde write. https://t.co/v5k4uD45zE

[Franz-Stefan Gady @HoansSolo]

Very interesting paper by @JonKBateman
Russia’s Wartime Cyber Operations in Ukraine: Military Impacts, Influences, and Implications https://t.co/zawPGIHFQl

[Martijn Rasser @MartijnRasser]

Great report and thread. Kudos @JonKBateman

[Nick Beecroft @NickNmb]

Great contribution from @JonKBateman – comprehensive, balanced assessment of the factors inhibiting success of 🇷🇺 cyber ops against 🇺🇦

[Vishnu Kannan @ViKannan_]

To my mind, this is think tank analysis at its best. Read the entire Ukraine cyber paper series coming out of @CEIPTechProgram.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

📕 Russia’s Wartime Cyber Operations in #Ukraine: Military Impacts, Influences, and Implications

🖊 @JonKBateman of @CarnegieEndow explores the intersection of cyber and kinetic attacks on critical infrastructure using network telemetry as a key indicator
https://t.co/ftIa8G1FXL

[Jon Bateman @JonKBateman]

This paper is part of a @CarnegieEndow series on cyber elements of the RU-UKR war. @NickNmb has written about international assistance to UKR, and @gavinbwilde has looked at Russia’s own unmet expectations: https://t.co/CmOmfrpacG

[Arthur Nelson @ArthurRobNelson]

Excellent new report and 🧵outlining why Russian cyber ops in Ukr have had limited military impact

[Carnegie Cyber Policy @CarnegieCyber]

This is a must-read, authoritative assessment of Russia's cyber operations in Ukraine by @JonKBateman.

[Jon Bateman @JonKBateman]

Russian cyber operations in Ukraine: I’ve spent months collating and analyzing data on…

» Their military effectiveness
» Reasons why they weren’t more impactful
» Lessons for other states

The result is a very long paper and this 🧵... https://t.co/GX3TdoYryW

[Arthur Nelson @ArthurRobNelson]

Jon Bateman on US-China tech decoupling: "With each new restrictive measure, the risks of interdependence diminish and the odds of overkill grow"

Whatever one's stance, everyone should appreciate and contend with this type of thoughtful, good-faith warning about groupthink.

[Jon Bateman @JonKBateman]

The US must strike a delicate balance in decoupling from China—not too much, not too little. But Washington has mistaken this tightrope for a cakewalk, showing the false certitude & groupthink that have led to our worst past blunders. My @Politico essay: 🧵https://t.co/DiZ8A5pijQ

[Carnegie Cyber Policy @CarnegieCyber]

Great analysis from @gavinbwilde on how Russia’s performance in cyberspace in Ukraine has been misunderstood by many.

Stay tuned cus we'll be dropping more analysis later this week!

[Nanjira @NiNanjira]

Shared some words with ⁦@semafor⁩ this week on what’s underneath the digital financial inclusion hype, based on my work with ⁦@CEIPTechProgram⁩ ⁦@CarnegieCyber⁩ on cybersecurity/secure digital financial systems. Check em out 👇🏾 https://t.co/fYkuyLrlcF

[Vishnu Kannan @ViKannan_]

The CHIPS Act aims to address US supply chain, competitiveness, and chip security concerns. But it won’t fully address any of these alone.

In a new @CarnegieEndow paper, @jacob_feldgoise and I explore where CHIPS falls short and what comes next. 1/12

https://t.co/LHgYJ6wEws

[Carnegie Cyber Policy @CarnegieCyber]

🚨 JOB ALERT 🚨

We're hiring a Research Analyst (1-3 yrs experience) for a project on the engine of digital transformation -- cloud computing. The position is remote, 1-yr with possible extension.

Apply by Nov 28: https://t.co/MLEHaljDQY

[Jon Bateman @JonKBateman]

How will new semiconductor export controls impact US-China relations, int'l partners, & the global private sector? Is this a sign of more decoupling to come?

I'll discuss w/ @RaviReports on @ForeignPolicy Live — please tune in Tuesday, Nov 1 at 11am ET.
https://t.co/DGwPuSO50c