The briefing and memos included in this issue were developed by independent researchers working within the GCSC Research Advisory Group. The papers included here were submitted to the Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace (GCSC) in order to support its deliberations in Bratislava in May 2018.
As a result of the Commission Meeting in New Delhi in November 2017, the GCSC issued a set of Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for four research projects. The Commissioners selected the winning proposals at the Commission Meeting in Lille, France, in January 2018. The researchers received the funding associated with the RFPs and were invited to present their work to the Commissioners during the Commission Meeting in Bratislava in May 2018.
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Briefing 1
Adaptations to Enhance the Stability of Cyberspace
Prof. Shen Yi, Dr. Jiang Tianjiao, Ms. Wang Lei
Memo 1
Promoting an International Security Architecture for Cyberspace
Ms. Elana Broitman, Ms. Mailyn Fidler, Mr. Robert Morgus
Memo 2
Conceptualizing an International Security Regime for Cyberspace
Ms. Elonnai Hickok, Mr. Arindrajit Basu
Memo 3
Defining Offensive Cyber Capabilities
Mr. Thomas Uren, Mr. Bart Hogeveen, Mr. Fergus Hanson
Memo 4
Defining Offensive Cyber Capabilities
Dr. Dragan Mladenović, Mr. Vladimir Radunović
Memo 5
Rethinking the Attribution Problem – A Plausible Proof of Non-Involvement as an Alternative to Attribution
Mr Thomas Reinhold
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