Defend forward is a crucial component of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission’s strategic concept of layered cyber deterrence.

Cyber-enabled intellectual property theft from the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) and adversary penetration of DIB networks and systems pose an existential threat to U.S. national security.

Lawfare’s biweekly roundup of U.S.-China technology policy news.

Domestic organizations need to be cautious of COVID-19-related phishing attacks, which have the potential to cripple business and administrative operations during the time of a health emergency.

The significance of this decision will likely extend well beyond Canada.

In a combative hearing, top federal health officials discussed existing efforts to constrain the coronavirus and warned Americans that extensive measures will be required to prevent further spread.

The House passed a bipartisan FISA reform bill. What are the substantive changes the bill proposes?

The Cyberspace Solarium Commission recommends strengthening U.S. alliance- building efforts with like-minded states, as well as to continuing to fund and support State Department efforts to engage non-al...

A review of how the Cyberspace Solarium Commission extends defend forward to encompass multiple instruments of power.

Winter has been a relatively quiet time in the South Pacific as policy priorities shifted in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak, but the Philippines’s stated intent to depart the U.S. defense pac...

Speaking at Brigham Young University, Defense Department General Counsel Paul Nye offered the most-detailed defense we have yet seen of the Soleimani airstrike, addressing both international and domestic...

As the nation grows ever more reliant on a functioning cyber ecosystem, it is paramount to deny adversaries the ability to degrade these elements of national power or disrupt them in a time of crisis.

The Cyberspace Solarium Commission developed a new approach to securing American interests in cyberspace.