CyberPeace Institute Calls for Accountability of Intrusion as a Service
Marietje Schaake, President of the CyberPeace Institute argues that commercially available hacking, intrusion and exfiltration systems are making cyberspace unstable and unsafe for the people connected to it. Prevention of
Cybersecurity and Privacy Must Both Be Fundamental Rights
Marietje Schaake, President of the CyberPeace Institute and Philip Reitinger, President and CEO of the Global Cyber Alliance call for global cooperation to enhance internet security and privacy rights for everyone.
Marietje Schaake is ‘very concerned about the future of democracy’
Scott Bade’s interview with Marietje Schaake, “Europe’s most wired” politician and President of the CyberPeace Institute for the TechCrunch.com Scott Bade: In the ten years she spent as a member of
Ensuring Cybersecurity for Critical Civilian Infrastructure
By: Marietje Schaake and Stéphane Duguin of the CyberPeace Institute Although the world has long needed a more systematic approach to cybersecurity, the issue has come to the fore as
CyberPeace Institute Side Event at the Paris Peace Forum
On November 13, the CyberPeace Institute will host a panel discussion at the Paris Peace Forum on Closing the Accountability Gap in Cyberspace. Panelists: Latha Reddy, Co-Chair of the GCSC
Closing the Accountability Gap for Harms in Cyberspace
The President of the CyberPeace Institute, Marietje Schaake, shares her thoughts on the current state of affairs in cyberspace and the gap that the Institute aims to fill. November 08,