Research - EU Cyber Direct

Research

EU Cyber Direct brings together government officials, researchers, and other relevant actors to explore the main questions surrounding the application of the existing international law in cyberspace, norms of responsible state behaviour, Confidence Building Measures, and efforts to strengthen state and societal resilience in cyberspace.

Application of the international law in cyberspace

The EU supports the notion that the existing international law, including the UN Charter, applies to cyberspace. The international community is engaged in the discussion of what that means in practice. EU Cyber Direct provides a venue for the debate about possible ways to close the gap between national doctrines, state practices, and international law provisions and practice.

Norms of responsible state behaviour

The EU endorses the development of voluntary non-binding norms, rules and principles of responsible state behaviour. EU Cyber Direct investigates the emergence of cyber norms as well as progress and difficulties in their diffusion and impact on states behaviour.

Confidence Building Measures

The EU encourages the development and implementation of Confidence Building Measures in cyberspace, in particular in the OSCE, ASEAN Regional Forum, and the Organisation of American States. EU Cyber Direct looks into implementation of these frameworks and opportunities for their further strengthening.

Resilience

The EU recognises the need to adequately protect and build resilience as the foundation for economic and human development as well as proper functioning of states and societies. EU Cyber Direct identifies and promotes best practices, lessons learned and potential avenues for cooperation between the EU and partner countries and regions.

Cyber Conflict Portal

Cyber Conflict Portal is a free online tool to support research on cyber conflict prevention and digital resilience building. Our database and factsheets document the use of information and communication technologies, in pursuit of national interests, against various entities – governments, international organizations, the civil society as well as the private sector.

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20 de May de 2021Cyber Diplomacy in Southeast Asia

EU Asia Pacific

27 de January de 2021Africa as a Cyber Player

15 de January de 2021Reflections on Digital Sovereignty

25 de November de 2020EU-US Cybersecurity Policy Coming Together: Recommendations for instruments to accomplish joint strategic goals

EU United States

11 de November de 2020Cyber Conflict Portal

10 de November de 2020The Geopolitical Representations of International Law in the International Negotiations on the Security and Stability of Cyberspace

Global International law Norms

7 de September de 2020Cyber Operations and Inter-State Competition and Conflict: The Persisting Value of Preventive Diplomacy

Global Cyber diplomacy

18 de August de 2020Cyber Resilience and Diplomacy in the Republic of Korea

14 de July de 2020Cyber Resilience and Diplomacy in India

24 de June de 2020Cyber Diplomacy in Latin America

Latin America Cyber diplomacy

1 de June de 2020Japan’s cybersecurity policy: an introduction

Japan Cybersecurity

17 de April de 2020Reflections on the Pre-draft of the report of the OEWG on developments in the field of ICTs in the context of international security

Global International law Norms Cyber diplomacy

6 de April de 2020Three tales of attribution in cyberspace

Global International law Norms Cyber diplomacy

9 de March de 2020China’s Cyber Diplomacy: A Primer

China Cyber diplomacy

4 de March de 2020International Law in Cyberspace: Mind the gap

Global International law Norms

6 de February de 2020Brazil’s Cyber Resilience and Diplomacy: The Place for Europe

18 de December de 2019What does Russia want in cyber diplomacy? A primer

Global Cyber diplomacy

16 de December de 2019Harmonised approach to cybersecurity – The holy grail of the European Union

EU Cybersecurity

27 de November de 2019Cyber Diplomacy in the European Union

EU Cyber diplomacy

8 de November de 2019Rebooting the EU’s Cyberdiplomacy

29 de October de 2019Global Cyber Resilience: thematic and sectoral approaches

18 de October de 2019Japan’s Cyber Diplomacy

30 de September de 2019How to Operationalise a Transatlantic Cyber Policy Research Initiative (TCPRI)

EU United States

28 de June de 2019Pathways to Change: Resilience, Rights and Rules in Cyberspace

16 de May de 2019International law in cyberspace matters: this is how and why

International law

10 de May de 2019Strategic Autonomy and Cybersecurity

9 de May de 2019Annex to “Strategically normative. Norms and principles in national cybersecurity strategies”

14 de April de 2019Factsheet: Peace and Stability in Cyberspace

EU International law Norms Confidence building measures

14 de April de 2019Factsheet: Cyber Diplomacy

EU Cyber diplomacy

13 de April de 2019The application of international law in cyberspace: is there a European way?

International law

13 de April de 2019Strategically normative. Norms and principles in national cybersecurity strategies

4 de April de 2019Conceptual Ambiguity of International Norms on State Behaviour in Cyberspace

International law Norms

4 de April de 2019International Cybersecurity Norm Development: The Roles of States Post-2017

20 de March de 2019The politics of cyber norms: Beyond norm construction towards strategic narrative contestation

International law Norms