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  • and recalling “ICT4Peace Matrix on on National and International Goals and Measures of Cybersecurity” of 2018 ict4peace.org/activities/ict… 1 day ago
  • and informing on @ict4peace co-initiated process on Cyber-Accountability: Building Attribution Capability ict4peace.org/activities/tru… 1 day ago
  • Glad that @cybersecurity Norms and CBMs veteran experts Amb. Paul Meyer and Dr. Elaine Korzak representing… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 day ago
  • Article raises interesting questions related to CI, attribution, insurance and what constitutes an armed attack. bloomberg.com/news/features/… 1 day ago
  • Important blog post by @ICRC bit.ly/2LksrY2 That's why @ICT4Peace calls upon governments to publicly conf… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago
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