Critical infrastructure protection under stress: Do the boundaries still hold?

By Yang Jeong Yoon (National Security Research Institute (NSR), Republic of Korea) in conversation with Anastasiya Kazakova (Cyber Diplomacy Knowledge Fellow and Geneva Dialogue Project Coordinator, DiploFoundation).

The Vulnerability Nobody Meant to Find: How is AI-enabled Vulnerability Discovery Changing Our Understanding of Cyber Harm?

By Casey Ellis (Founder of Bugcrowd and The disclose.io Project) in conversation with Anastasiya Kazakova (Cyber Diplomacy Knowledge Fellow and Geneva Dialogue Project Coordinator, DiploFoundation).

When the defender’s tool becomes the attacker’s weapon, how do you decide what responsible behaviour looks like?

Anastasiya Kazakova, Cyber Diplomacy Knowledge Fellow and Geneva Dialogue Project Coordinator, DiploFoundation.

When the rules were written, this wasn’t the game:
Emerging technologies, cybersecurity, and the governance gap

Reflections from the Geneva Dialogue Masterclass #2 — 2026 on Emerging Technologies and Cybersecurity

A Warning Sign, Not a Breaking Point?

We brought together cybersecurity experts spanning technical research, policy, and civil society to examine the hype — and the substance — behind Mythos, Anthropic's recently unveiled AI model that has set the security community talking.

When the code is everyone’s, who is responsible for its security? And do UN cyber norms have anything to say about it?

Anastasiya Kazakova (Cyber Diplomacy Knowledge Fellow and Geneva Dialogue Project Coordinator, DiploFoundation).

Quantum computing and cyber risks: Are we separating signal from noise?

By Serge Droz (Senior technical advisor, Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs), in conversation with Anastasiya Kazakova (Cyber Diplomacy Knowledge Fellow and Geneva Dialogue Project Coordinator, DiploFoundation).

Speed, scale, and blind spots: Stress-testing cyber stability in the age of AI

By Donavan Cheah (Senior Cybersecurity Consultant, Thales), in conversation with Anastasiya Kazakova (Cyber Diplomacy Knowledge Fellow and Geneva Dialogue Project Coordinator, DiploFoundation).

Who owns the risk? Open source security and the accountability gap

Reflections from the Geneva Dialogue Masterclass #1 (2026) on the Security and Governance of Open Source Software

How Open Source Coordinates: A Guide for Policy Makers
Understanding horizontal governance in the FOSS ecosystem

Mirko Boehm, Senior Director for Community Development, Linux Foundation Europe

Free and open source software (FOSS) sustains global infrastructure but resists centralized control. Coordination occurs through dependencies, open governance, and self-organizing communities. These structures create opportunities for standards and innovation, yet limit direct policy influence. Effective engagement requires adapting to horizontal collaboration rather than imposing hierarchy.