Cyber-Comrades: Alliance Building in Cyberspace
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Discusses cyber-diplomacy and arms control as tools for building international cybersecurity alliances, arguing that nations and nonstate actors need to collaborate across borders. Offers practical advice for advancing partnerships at both state and nonstate levels to address cybersecurity as a global problem.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 0:28Nation-States
- 1:20Information Technology
- 2:20New Nations
- 3:14Cyber War
- 3:50Malware
- 4:09Strategic Impact
- 5:05Digital Diplomacy
- 7:22Atmospheric Ignition
- 9:14Non-Governmental Organizations
- 10:04Intergovernmental Organizations
- 11:53Technical Training
- 12:58EU / OSCE
- 13:56North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- 15:08Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
- 16:51Future
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