Paul Rosenzweig

Earlier this year, Sen. Michael Bennett (D-Colo.) proposed that Google and Apple should ban TikTok from their app stores—an effort that would have significant impacts...

It seems odd to say, but at least in one sense, Europeans are now more likely to be able to substantively challenge American intelligence community...

Third-party liability for cybersecurity failures just got a lot more real. For years, observers of cybersecurity practices have noted a systematic underinvestment in cybersecurity by...

As is my annual custom, I offer you this song. My thanks to all those who serve our country at home and abroad. It is...

Can President Biden finally resolve America’s privacy conflict with Europe? Only time will tell, but he’s made a good-faith offer that European leaders would be...

Last year, President Biden created the Cyber Safety Review Board, with the intention that (akin to the National Transportation Safety Board) the new organization would...

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in June 2022 by the Canadian Global Affairs Institute.  Recently, two respected groups of Canadian experts (many retired...

How much of the United States’ critical infrastructure is controlled by private owners? For many years, American leaders have repeated the statistic that 85 percent...

Since the inception of the internet, criminals, non-state actors and states have leveraged the inherent insecurities and vulnerabilities of cyberspace at an ever-increasing rate and with ever-more...

Sometimes reality is a cold slap in the face. Consider, as a particularly salient example, a recently published article concerning the use of artificial intelligence...

The steady stream of disinformation and harmful content within the online information ecosystem is nearing a flood stage. To date, efforts to ameliorate the scourge...

You can’t predict a surprise. But, the degree of surprise often varies. Some, like the attack on Pearl Harbor, are deep strategic surprises (for the...