This week: France wants to be a norm entrepreneur in cyberspace, Facebook works with French regulators, U.S. law enforcement want Alexa data, and cybercrime at the United Nations. 

This week: more cyber committees at the United Nations, data localization in Vietnam, and China's World Internet Conference. 

This week: another indictment against Chinese actors for cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, a new U.S. government task force to combat Chinese IP theft, the UK wants to tax Google, and int…

This week: U.S. Cyber Command wants to deter Russian cyber operations, Apple's CEO delivers a privacy speech in Brussels, and Huawei cozies up to Germany.  

An update of the Council on Foreign Relations' Cyber Operations Tracker for the period between July and September 2018.

This week: disclosing Russian and Iranian tweets, Apple wants Bloomberg to retract the SuperMicro story, Huawei accused of stealing intellectual property, data localization in India, and declining in…

Deep fakes are a profoundly serious problem for democratic governments and the world order. A new Council on Foreign Relations Cyber Brief argues that a combination of technology, education, and publ…

This week: Questioning the Bloomberg SuperMicro story, giving the EU authority to sanction in response to cyber operations, Google drops out of JEDI, intelligence sharing to counter China. 

This week: Chinese supply chain attacks, Russian military intelligence under the microscope, and fake news in Indonesia. 

This week: possible federal privacy legislation, Aadhaar goes before the Indian Supreme Court, DEF CON's Voting Village, and Huawei-related news in Australia and Canada.