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The Phone-a-Friend Option: Use Cases for a U.S.-U.K.-French Crisis Communication Channel
This brief outlines the case for a multilateral crisis communication channel between the heads of state of the United States, the United Kingdom, and France.
France
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nuclear crisis communications
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United Kingdom
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United States
June 26, 2024
Report
China: Nuclear Crisis Communications and Risk Reduction
In this brief, IST's Sylvia Mishra interviewed Dr. Tong Zhao for his insights on China’s approach to crisis communications and nuclear risk reduction.
China
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nuclear crisis communications
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nuclear risk reduction
June 26, 2024
Report
Use-Cases of Resilient Nuclear Crisis Communications: A View from Russia
This report delves into resilient nuclear crisis communications from the Russian perspective, examines several documents and actions taken by Russia political leadership on both nuclear and non-nuclear instances of crisis communications, and concludes by stressing the importance of cooperation between leaders in Moscow and Washington:
nuclear crisis communications
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nuclear risk reduction
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Russia
June 26, 2024
Report
Pakistan: Mitigating Nuclear Risks Through Crisis Communications
This brief explores the history of crisis communications from the perspective of Pakistan, unpacks the history of nuclear crisis communications between Pakistan and India, and calls for a multilateral crisis communication mechanism in South Asia to enhance regional stability and security, noting the necessity for neutral party engagement.
nuclear crisis communications
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nuclear risk reduction
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Pakistan
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South Asia
June 26, 2024
Report
Resilient Nuclear Crisis Communications: India’s Experience
This short paper examines the manner in which the existing hotlines have been used in the India-Pakistan dyad. It also identifies some challenges posed to these channels and how these need to be overcome.
India
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nuclear crisis communications
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nuclear risk reduction
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Pakistan
June 26, 2024
Report
A Lifecycle Approach to AI Risk Reduction: Tackling the Risk of Malicious Use Amid Implications of Openness
A Lifecycle Approach to AI Risk Reduction introduces a novel framework for addressing the complex risks associated with AI, and applies this framework to the risk of malicious use.
AI lifecycle
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artificial intelligence
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LLMs
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malicious use
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risk-mitigation
June 17, 2024
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Joshua Corman: Cyberdefense cuts could sap U.S. response to China hacks
In The Washington Post, IST's Joshua Corman emphasized the urgent need for initiatives like UnDisruptable27 in light of increasing threats from accidents and adversaries.
critical infrastructure
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cyber attacks
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UnDisruptable27
AAR
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Report
Strengthening Nuclear Crisis Communications: Steps to Implement Mesh Networks to Enhance Resilience & Security
To advance work on secure crisis communications, IST convened a diverse group of experts for a technical workshop to explore potential avenues for improving the resilience of nuclear crisis communications networks, including IST’s CATALINK Initiative. In this report, IST’s Christian Steins shares critical takeaways from their discussion.
crisis communications
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resilience
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mesh network
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nuclear weapon state
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ROCCS
Report
Enhancing Cyber Resilience through Insurance: Revisiting Anti-Bundling Regulation
In Enhancing Cyber Resilience Through Insurance, authors Sophia Mauro and Taylor Grossman make the case that cyber insurance has the strategic potential to go beyond consequence management, actually helping its insureds achieve better proactive, pre-incident cybersecurity.
Ransomware
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cyber insurance
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risk-mitigation
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cyber resilience
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cyber threats
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cyber risk
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insurance
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underwriting
Op-ed
ROOST Reminds Us Why Open Source Tools Matter
In an op-ed for Tech Policy Press, IST Ecosystem Trust and Safety Associate Fatima Faisal Khan explains why the Trust and Safety community needs ROOST, a newly launched non-profit open source tooling hub.
artificial intelligence
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AI
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Trust and Safety
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open source software
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open source
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tooling
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