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Third Way Cyber Enforcement Initiative
Third Way’s Cyber Enforcement Initiative is the first ever non-partisan public policy initiative dedicated specifically to developing and implementing a comprehensive enforcement strategy against global cyber attackers. In partnership with a distinguished Advisory Board comprised of former US government law enforcement, cybersecurity, and diplomatic officials, industry representatives, and experts, Third Way will seek to develop and push for policy action aimed at enhancing the government’s cyber enforcement abilities. We also aim to change the narrative around cybersecurity so there is a more robust conversation around identifying, stopping, and punishing attackers through domestic and international cooperation rather than simply blaming the victims of attacks.
The goals of this Initiative require such a radical re-envisioning of the government that it cannot be resolved in a single report, or single year, but it will take dedicated effort over a sustained period of time to achieve the results we seek.
To Catch a Hacker: Toward a comprehensive strategy to identify, pursue, and punish malicious cyber actors
Mieke Eoyang, Allison Peters, Ishan Mehta, Brandon Gaskew
Announcing the Third Way Cyber Enforcement Initiative
The National Security Program
Third Way Cyber Enforcement Initiative Advisory Board
The National Security Program
Third Way Cyber Enforcement Initiative Partners
The National Security Program
Closing the Global Cyber Enforcement Gap (external link)
Allison Peters
Bad Idea: Creating a U.S. Department of Cybersecurity (external link)
Mieke Eoyang, Suzanne Spaulding
2019 Cyber Symposium Call for Papers
The National Security Program
Reader’s Guide to Understanding the US Cyber Enforcement Architecture and Budget
Brandon Gaskew
Taking Action on Cyber Enforcement: Assessing US Legislative Progress in the 115th Congress
Ishan Mehta, Jayati Dev
Fighting cybercrime – what happens to the law when the law cannot be enforced? (external link)
Cyber experts: Congress needs to do more ahead of 2020 election (external link)
Identity crisis: FBI plays catch-up as cyberthreats escalate (external link)
Mieke Eoyang
Cyber Enforcement in Four Key States
Brandon Gaskew
Under Trump, The Fight Against Cybercrime Has Waned (external link)
Ishan Mehta
FBI, Retooling Once Again, Sets Sights on Expanding Cyber Threats (external link)
Russia and China Are Trying to Set the U.N.’s Rules on Cybercrime (external link)
Allison Peters
The Need for Better Metrics on Cybercrime
Ishan Mehta
Poll Shows Voters Want Next President to Make Reducing Cybercrime a Top Priority
Ishan Mehta
Countering the Cyber Enforcement Gap: Strengthening Global Capacity on Cybercrime
Allison Peters, Amy Jordan
Russia Steps Up Efforts to Shield Its Hackers From Extradition to U.S. (external link)
Bad Idea: Encryption Backdoors (external link)
Mieke Eoyang, Ishan Mehta
Cybersecurity isn't getting the attention it deserves at Democratic debates, say experts (external link)
A New UN Cybercrime Treaty? The Way Forward for Supporters of an Open, Free, and Secure Internet (external link)
Allison Peters
Why aren’t presidential candidates talking about cybercrime? (external link)
Allison Peters
If only 3 in 100,000 cyber-crimes are prosecuted, why not train cops to bring these crooks to justice once and for all, suggests think-tank veep (external link)
Mieke Eoyang
Third Way Responds to America's Cyberspace Solarium Commission
2020 Reader’s Guide to Understanding the US Cyber Enforcement Architecture and Budget
Anisha Hindocha
This is not the time to leave our hospitals unprotected against cyberattacks (external link)
Allison Peters, Ishan Mehta
We Need Better Cybercrime Data (external link)
Mieke Eoyang
How Many Ransomware Attacks Have Happened in Your District?
Anisha Hindocha, Ishan Mehta
Reexamining the Solarium Commission’s Proposal for a National Cyber Director (external link)
Mieke Eoyang, Anisha Hindocha
Special Issue Cyber Enforcement Journal
The National Security Program
Private Lawsuits Against Nation-States Are Not the Way to Deal With America’s Cyber Threats (external link)
Allison Peters
Where Are We Now? Examining the Trump Administration’s Efforts to Combat Cybercrime
Michael Garcia, Anisha Hindocha
US Global Cybercrime Cooperation: A Brief Explainer
Allison Peters, Anisha Hindocha
Weakened Encryption: The Threat to America’s National Security
Mieke Eoyang, Michael Garcia
A Roadmap to Strengthen US Cyber Enforcement: Where Do We Go From Here?
Allison Peters, Michael Garcia
Washington Needs a Cybersecurity Overhaul (external link)
Allison Peters
A Road Map for Tackling Cybercrime (external link)
Mieke Eoyang, Michael Garcia
To Catch a Hacker: A Podcast Series
Mieke Eoyang
Unpacking US Cyber Sanctions
Allison Peters, Pierce MacConaghy
Taking Action on Cyber Enforcement: Assessing US Legislative Progress in the 116th Congress
Michael Garcia, Pat Shilo
Congress is starting to move on more cyber bills, even if few become law (external link)
Michael Garcia
Follow the Money: Few Federal Grants are Used to Fight Cybercrime
Michael Garcia
Call for more cybercrime emphasis in state and local grants (external link)
Michael Garcia
Federal Laws and Grants Are Insufficient to Combat Against Cyber Threats (external link)
Michael Garcia, Pat Shilo
Is Congress finally ready to pass meaningful ransomware legislation? (external link)
Michael Garcia
The Militarization of Cyberspace? Cyber-Related Provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act
Michael Garcia
The Cybersecurity 202: A massive Facebook breach underscores limits to current data breach notification laws (external link)
Michael Garcia
An Analysis of Cybersecurity Legislation: Congress, The States, Maryland
Michael Garcia
Northrop Grumman Cyber Report: Michael Garcia on the Importance of Holistic Cyber Security (external link)
Michael Garcia
Is it time for a cyber-omnibus bill? (external link)
Michael Garcia