First, do no harm: A global dialogue on protecting healthcare from cyberattacks
In the medical profession, practitioners commit to ‘do not harm’ as part of their Hippocratic Oath. Is the international community ready to take a similar oath to protect healthcare against
CyberPeace Institute efforts recognized by Les Grands Prix de l’économie
Geneva, Switzerland, 21 September 2021 – Les Grands Prix de l’économie has honored the CyberPeace Institute with the ‘Special Jury Prize’, which is granted to organizations whose reputation and influence
Accountability for illegal surveillance by spyware
The sale and misuse of spyware have raised questions about serious infringements of fundamental rights and lack of accountability. The Pegasus Project, a collaborative media investigation conducted by Amnesty International
Non-profit organization targeted by cyberattack: valuable lessons for you
EU DisinfoLab is an independent non-profit organization tackling sophisticated disinformation campaigns. They recently were targeted in a cyberattack. With their co-founder and executive director we discuss how they managed this
The dark side of cyberspace: the threat to NGOs and nonprofits
Ransomware and cybercrime is on the rise. Recent ransomware attacks on the Colonial Pipeline by the hacking group DarkSide, and against the food giant JBS have exposed the capacity of
A new generation of peacebuilders is born: welcome to the CyberPeace Builders
Protecting NGOs in critical sectors from cyberattacks GENEVA, Switzerland – 14 July 2021 – Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in critical sectors such as health, water, food, and energy are increasingly victims
Convergence of Technologies: Considerations for Cyberpeace
Innovations in digital technologies have led us to witness a coexistence and increased interaction between old and new technologies. While the latter ones tend to be of a disruptive nature,
What’s off-limits to cyberattacks? The U.S. – Russia Summit in Geneva in context
It is cyberpeace and not cyber capabilities that should drive what is off-limits, according to the CyperPeace Institute Meeting in person in Geneva on 16 June, President Biden and President
Three cyberpeace goals Biden and Putin should commit to at their June summit
It is time for President Biden and President Putin to commit to cyberpeace. When US President Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart President Vladimir Putin meet in Geneva on June
