The Role of Partnerships in Advancing Cyber Diplomacy
summary
Panel describes concrete wins and gaps: private teams work with Lithuanian SIRT and Europol/Interpol to take four servers offline and recover data for 30 other victims from a $12M ransom attempt, while public coalitions publish joint attributions that still took two and a half months for the Viasat strike. Metrics show progress—1100 incident responses, dwell time 16 days, 55 zero‑days last year—but diplomacy, shared telemetry (CISA live feeds) and trained cyber envoys in every embassy are essential to turn attribution and intel into enforceable deterrence.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:21The state of the internet
- 5:56Public-private partnerships
- 12:21Cyber diplomacy and attribution
- 18:12Supporting attribution
- 21:54Conflict and collaboration
- 26:34Impact of reports
- 30:27Commercial spyware
- 34:00Article 5 and deterrence
- 39:14Measuring deterrence
- 44:02Future technologies
- 47:54Priorities and conclusion
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