Cybersecurity

PhD candidate Josephine Wolff writes for Slate about last week’s NATO decision to explicitly prescribe a collective response to a cyber-attack on any one member. “[T]he change appears to be largely symbolic because sufficiently severe cyberattacks would likely have been covered under the nations’ treaty regardless,” writes Wolff. 

Ph.D. candidate Josephine Wolff writes for Slate about the potential for allowing offensive computer security measures in order to protect networks. Wolff argues that the risks of endorsing these measures outweigh the benefits.