The Cyber Conflict Studies Association and the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs co-hosted the inaugural Bridging the Gap: Workshop on Cyber Conflict. Research on cyber conflict often requires interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary efforts spanning professions in academia, government, civil society and the private sector as […]

The second annual Bridging the Gap on Cyber Conflict Workshop was held November 1-2 at Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs. This workshop focused on advancing theories of cyber conflict, continuing from the previous year’s goals of discussing best practices for research design and execution on cyber conflict, as well as panels for […]

The third annual Bridging the Gap on Cyber Conflict Workshop was held November 1-2 at the FireEye Corporation in Washington, DC This workshop focused on advancing theories of cyber conflict.  Panels considered the evolution of the cyber thread landscape, the evolution, intent and behavior of military cyber commands, the dynamics of persistent engagement and escalation, […]

The fourth annual Workshop on Bridging the Gap of Cyber Conflict was held November 12 at Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs. This workshop focused on enhancing the sharing of information between emerging researchers and the senior practitioners  of cyber conflict. Panels considered how societies respond to cyber attacks, examined the relationship between […]