The Cyber Arms Watch offers a transparency index on the offensive cyber capabilities of states. It compares the degree to which states are transparent about their declared cyber capabilities to outside perceptions of those capabilities.
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HCSS Datalab presents: Cyber Transparency
In the ever-evolving world of cyber regulations, ongoing negotiations shape the norms and laws governing cyberspace behaviour. Governments and organizations are dedicated to fortifying cyberspace security, yet cyber threats persist on all levels, from international to individual. The lack of transparency in this digital arena often leaves intergovernmental discussions devoid of a common foundation. Transparency is the key to shedding light on these situations, averting inadvertent incidents, and holding those who misuse cyberspace accountable.
HCSS and the CyberPeace Institute are working together to increase cyber transparency, to inform policy processes and capacity building efforts, and contribute to accountability efforts.
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HCSS Cyber Transparency Team
Link to: Michel Rademaker
Michel Rademaker
Deputy Director
HCSSLink to: Pieter-Jan Vandoren
Pieter-Jan Vandoren
Strategic Analyst
HCSSLink to: Ninoslav Malekovic
Ninoslav Malekovic
Chief Data Scientist
HCSSNavigating the digital landscape requires a complex balancing act between various interests, threats, and resilience. HCSS and the CyberPeace Institute are working together to increase cyber transparency, to inform policy processes and capacity building efforts, and contribute to accountability efforts.
If your organisation is interested in collaborating please contact us at info@hcss.nl and info@cyberpeaceinstitute.org.
