Analytical articles

There is urgent need to establish an international mechanism, dedicated to addressing the most grievous cybercrimes

Cyberspace is increasingly becoming a major area of confrontation in the U.S.-Russia relations.

To survive in a fragmenting world, the West has opted for a strategy of cooperation and consolidation. This begs the question, though, of the system’s economic sustainability given limited market for sales

Given that over the past decade China's technology sector has evolved practically regulation-free, it is now clear that the same development dynamics will no longer be

The status of the US as a leader in the field of digital products and services is threatened when policies and rules in the digital marketplace are determined by other state

The multistakeholder approach operated this time as a safety catch, preventing geopolitics from triumphing over common sense and a functioning global network

The joint U.S.–Russia draft resolution on international information security is a new milestone on the path towards establishing an international regime for information security

No global governance in the digital domain is better than a poorly regulated system spinning its wheels

The decision to launch consultations on information security is an important achievement that allows Moscow and Washington to start looking for mutually acceptable ways to arrive at more stable relations

Despite a successful adoption of the OEWG report, negotiators have yet to find compromises on key issues

Since cyber operations are becoming more prominent and attacks more political, Russia has chosen to protect itself by directly regulating and monitoring its cyber domain

States are no longer the only guarantors of personal security