Cybersecurity Law: International and Israeli Perspectives, Law Faculty of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
FALL SEMESTER 2018-19 (in Hebrew) – course description
International Perspectives on Cybersecurity: Thresholds of Engagement, Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education, January 2018
WINTER 2017 (IN ENGLISH) OVERVIEW In a world with almost limitless data collection capability, where cyber attacks can propagate instantaneously and where the identity or location of an adversary may not be known, individuals and institutions are increasingly vulnerable to network-based intrusions that disrupt productivity, jeopardize privacy, and threaten national security. The normative paradigms and…
Balancing National Security and Data Privacy: A Key Regulatory Challenge in Cyberspace
Balancing National Security and Data Privacy: A Key Regulatory Challenge in Cyberspace Published: March 4th, 2018, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Cyber Research Center (original link) By: Deborah Housen-Couriel[1] Balancing national security needs with individual data privacy rights remains a core dilemma at the forefront of rule of law concerns in cyberspace. Recent regulatory initiatives on the part…
Evolving International Legal Norms for State and Non-State Activity in Cyberspace: Taking Stock in Light of Recent Developments (in Hebrew)
Law Faculty of the Hebrew University – Cyber Research Center
Counter-Terrorism by Regulation: National and International Strategies
The International Institute for Counter-Terrorism’s (ICT’s) 17th World Summit on Counter-Terrorism
20170912- ICT Stern Conference Panel
