The Air Force’s former Chief Information Officer, Lauren Barrett Knausenberger, got her start in federal service learning ...

The United States has yet to attempt to control, govern and lay claim to cyberspace. Other countries have been much bolder, seeking to plant their flags in a domain on which America depends to project ...

Nations still don't fully agree on what sovereignty in cyberspace is, potentially posing challenges for cooperation. (Bill Roche/U.S. Army Cyber Command) As the cyber domain is more active, and ...

The United States could lose its relative position of power in the world today without being defeated in an armed conflict. This is because cyberspace has opened a new avenue for international ...

As you start reading this article, you are most likely doing so on a laptop, a tablet, or your phone. That’s great because it means you are already in cyberspace, and that’s what I want to talk about.

Attackers in cyberspace have for decades held fundamental advantages, due to factors such as an internet that was never designed for security. As a result, cybersecurity practitioners and policymakers ...

A woman uses a computer in the lounge area of the 27th Chaos Communication Congress (27C3) in Berlin on December 27, 2010. (Thomas Peter/Reuters) After years of dismissing the utility of international ...

Success in cyberspace is essential to the advancement of America’s national interests. Digital technologies determine how many of the processes that define modern societies operate, from ...

In the most utopian statement of what the internet might be, the late John Perry Barlow laid out the claim that cyberspace was free. “Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and ...

Editor's Note: In 2015, at the opening of the second World Internet Conference (WIC), Chinese President Xi Jinping creatively put forward the significant concept of "jointly building a community of ...