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Why are we still stuck on the same page? New threats, but the core questions on critical infrastructure protection still haven’t been answered
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Why are we still stuck on the same page? New threats, but the core questions on critical infrastructure protection still haven’t been answered

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Why are we still stuck on the same page? New threats, but the core questions on critical infrastructure protection still haven’t been answered

By |2026-09-25T09:40:16+02:00September 25th, 2026|Blog, Cyber diplomacy|

Reflections from the Geneva Dialogue Masterclass #3 – 2026 on critical infrastructure protection and cyber harm

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

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

By |2026-09-11T15:39:28+02:00September 11th, 2026|Blog, Cyber diplomacy|

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).

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

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

By |2026-09-08T18:05:44+02:00September 8th, 2026|Blog, Cyber diplomacy|

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).

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

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

By |2026-06-05T15:08:41+02:00June 5th, 2026|Blog, Cyber diplomacy|

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

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

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

By |2026-06-03T13:01:57+02:00June 3rd, 2026|Blog, Cyber diplomacy|

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

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Emerging technologies, cybersecurity, and the governance gap
A Warning Sign, Not a Breaking Point?
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A Warning Sign, Not a Breaking Point?

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A Warning Sign, Not a Breaking Point?

By |2026-06-03T13:03:11+02:00May 14th, 2026|Blog, Cyber diplomacy|

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.

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

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

By |2026-06-03T13:04:01+02:00April 3rd, 2026|Blog, Cyber conflict|

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

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

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

By |2026-05-19T15:15:42+02:00March 31st, 2026|Blog, Cyber conflict|

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).

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

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

By |2026-03-23T16:39:03+01:00March 23rd, 2026|Blog|

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

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