Who We Are
Like you, we are citizens who seek peace and justice in cyberspace. Funded and supported by those who share our vision, we are a non-profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland, independent of any political ideology, economic interest or religion. No one – individuals, industries or state actors – is beyond scrutiny. We are a driving force for accountability in cyberspace, for everyone, everywhere.
Assistance
We deliver and accelerate assistance at scale to the victims of cyberattacks. We help them increase their digital resilience and their capacity to respond to and recover from cyberattacks.
Analysis
We perform, facilitate, and coordinate collective and collaborative analysis, research and investigation into sophisticated cyberattacks. We close the accountability gap.
Advancement
We advance the role of international law and norms governing the behavior of state and non-state actors in cyberspace.
Foresight and Capacity Building
We analyze global cyber challenges and we forecast and investigate opportunities, risks and threats associated with emerging and disruptive technologies.
“As the Internet is the sum of all knowledge, we are the sum of our network.
We mobilize a global and diverse community to achieve peace in cyberspace.”
We mobilize a global and diverse community to achieve peace in cyberspace.”
Stéphane Duguin, CEO, CyberPeace Institute
Meet our Leadership Team
Cyberspace knows no borders. Neither do we. We are professionals from different backgrounds with a wide range of expertise from inside and outside the cyber industry, and diversity, equity and inclusion are embedded in our collective vision for cyberpeace.
OUR PEOPLE
Marietje Schaake
PRESIDENT
Stéphane Duguin
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Francesca Bosco
CHIEF OF STAFF
Bruno Halopeau
CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER
Adrien Ogée
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Charlotte Lindsey (Curtet)
CHIEF COMMUNICATION OFFICER
Meet Our Boards
The people leading the way to cyberpeace
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Khoo Boon Hui
FORMER PRESIDENT, INTERPOL
Alejandro Becerra Gonzalez
GLOBAL INFORMATION SECURITY DIRECTOR, TELEFONICA
Merle Maigre
SENIOR CYBER SECURITY EXPERT, E-GOVERNANCE ACADEMY
Alexander Niejelow
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT CYBERSECURITY COORDINATION AND ADVOCACY, MASTERCARD
Kate O’Sullivan
GENERAL MANAGER OF DIGITAL DIPLOMACY, MICROSOFT
Anne-Marie Slaughter
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, NEW AMERICA
Martin Vetterli
PRESIDENT, EPFL
ADVISORY BOARD
Sunil Abraham
FORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CENTRE FOR INTERNET AND SOCIETY
Cheryl Carolus
CO-FOUNDER, PEOTONA CAPITAL
Ron Deibert
DIRECTOR, THE CITIZEN LAB
Niva Elkin-Koren
FOUNDING DIRECTOR, HAIFA CENTER FOR LAW AND TECHNOLOGY; CO-DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR CYBER, LAW AND POLICY
Jen Ellis
VICE-PRESIDENT COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, RAPID7
Camille François
CHIEF INNOVATION OFFICER AT GRAPHIKA
Vasu Gounden
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, AFRICAN CENTRE FOR THE CONSTRUCTIVE RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES
Fergus Hanson
DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL CYBER POLICY CENTRE, AUSTRALIAN STRATEGIC POLICY INSTITUTE
Chung Min Lee
CHAIRMAN OF THE ADVISORY COUNCIL, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
Joseph S. Nye Jr.
UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PROFESSOR, EMERITUS AND FORMER DEAN, HARVARD'S KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT
Luisa Parraguez Kobek
GLOBAL AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PROFESSOR, TECNOLÓGICO DE MONTERREY
Michael Schmitt
PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, UNIVERSITY OF READING
Jamie Shea
PROFESSOR OF STRATEGY AND SECURITY, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Danny Sriskandarajah
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OXFAM GB
Luis Videgaray Caso
SENIOR LECTURER AT MIT AND FORMER MEXICAN SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Our Core Principles
NEUTRALITY
Neutrality
The Institute supports the stability and security of cyberspace rather than the interests of individual actors. As such, it complies with applicable legal frameworks and does not discriminate against cyberattack victims based on their geographic location, philosophical, political or religious beliefs, nationality, race, social status, gender and sexual identity, or disabilities.
IMPACT
Impact
The Institute reduces the frequency, harm, and scale of cyberattacks by calling for greater restraint in their use, increases accountability for attacks that occur, and enhances capabilities to prevent and recover from attacks.
INTEGRITY
Integrity
The Institute’s work and interactions with the cybersecurity community and victims of cyberattacks reflects the highest ethical and analytical standards.
INDEPENDENCE
Independence
The Institute operates strictly in pursuit of its purpose, free from the direction or control of any other actors, including states, industry, and other organizations.
TRANSPARENCY
Transparency
The Institute is transparent about its own operations, methodologies, and in executing its mission.
INCLUSIVENESS
Inclusiveness
The Institute is inclusive and collaborative in its approach, cooperating and supporting existing synergistic efforts.