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May 5, 2026 |
White Paper |
Save Money, Build Talent, and Defend Communities: A Whole-of-State Cybersecurity GuidebookBy: Grace Menna A new guidebook released by CLTC’s Public Interest Cybersecurity Program highlights the benefits of “community cyber defense programs” — including cybersecurity clinics, regional security operation centers (RSOCs), and state cyber corps — as a resource for defending organizations like nonprofits, rural hospitals, schools, local utilities, counties, municipalities, and small businesses from cyber attacks. |
cyber civil defensegovernancehomeland securitynational securitypublic interest cybersecurity |
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April 23, 2026 |
White Paper |
General-Purpose AI Risk-Management Standards ProfileBy: Nada Madkour, Jessica Newman, Deepika Raman, Krystal Jackson, Evan R. Murphy, Charlotte Yuan, Dan Hendrycks A team of researchers affiliated with the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity’s AI Security Initiative has published the second annual update to the General-Purpose AI Risk-Management Standards Profile (Version 1.2), a resource to help identify and mitigate the risks and potential harmful impacts of general-purpose AI (GPAI) models. |
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April 17, 2026 |
White Paper |
CyberCAN Washington: A Regional Assessment of Nonprofit Cybersecurity and Strategic Recommendations for Washington StateBy: Shannon Pierson, Sarah Powazek, Nicholas Perematko A new report from CLTC’s Public Interest Cybersecurity Program examines the cyber threats facing nonprofits in Washington — and offers guidance for how the state government can support their digital defense. |
AI securitycyber civil defensegovernancehospitalsinfrastructurepublic interest cybersecurityvulnerable populations |
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February 19, 2026 |
White Paper |
Tracking Cybersecurity Policy Developments Across State Legislatures: 2025 Enacted LegislationBy: Shannon Pierson, Sree Varsha Bhanoor A new report from researchers at the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity’s Public Interest Cybersecurity Program presents a first-of-its-kind empirical analysis of every cybersecurity-related bill enacted in all 50 states during the 2025 legislative sessions. The research identifies nationwide patterns in the cyber policy issues states addressed, the regulatory approaches they adopted, and the entities and sectors they chose to regulate. |
ARCHIVEbug bountycyber civil defensegovernancehealthcarepolicypublic interest cybersecurity |
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February 11, 2026 |
White Paper |
Agentic AI Risk-Management Standards ProfileBy: Nada Madkour, Jessica Newman, Deepika Raman, Krystal Jackson, Evan R. Murphy, Charlotte Yuan A new paper authored by researchers from the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity’s Artificial Intelligence Security Initiative (AISI) focuses on “AI agents” or “agentic AI,” AI systems that can autonomously pursue goals and take actions with little to no human oversight, often through interaction with external environments and tools. |
ARCHIVEartificial intelligence (AI)digital harmsgovernancehuman rightsmisinformationNISTpolicyreinforcement learningrisksurveillance |
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January 22, 2026 |
White Paper |
Toward Risk Thresholds for AI-Enabled Cyber Threats: Enhancing Decision-Making Under Uncertainty with Bayesian NetworksBy: Krystal Jackson, Deepika Raman, Jessica Newman, Nada Madkour, Charlotte Yuan, Evan R. Murphy Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used to augment and automate cyber operations, altering the scale, speed, and accessibility of malicious activity. For example, AI can be used… |
ARCHIVEartificial intelligence (AI)cybercrimedigital harmsgovernancepolicyrisk |
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December 8, 2025 |
Blog Post |
From Automation to Autonomy: The Next Leap in AI-Enabled CybercrimesBy: Gil Baram, Helena Yixin Huang, Derek Manky In a blog post, Baram, Manky, and Huang share some of the key takeaways from a tabletop exercise conducted in Singapore focused on AI-enabled cybercrime. |
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November 4, 2025 |
Blog Post |
AI Risk is Investment RiskBy: Oumou Ly Investors, shareholders, and corporate boards who engage in AI oversight will gain earlier visibility into systemic exposures, sharpen their ability to price emerging risks, and set the standards… |
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October 30, 2025 |
White Paper |
Securing Mutual Aid: Cybersecurity Practices and Design Principles for Financial TechnologyBy: Elijah Baucom, Anna Lanzino, Yvette Vargas, Nicholas Perematko Mutual aid organizations, such as food banks, disaster relief, direct cash assistance, and bail funds, serve as critical community pillars, yet their efforts are increasingly under threat in… |
ARCHIVEcyber civil defensedigital harmsgovernanceinfrastructuremultifactor authenticationpasswordspublic interest cybersecurityusable security |
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October 1, 2025 |
White Paper |
Enhancing Cyber Resilience for Equitable Healthcare: Analysis of Cyberattacks Targeting Sexual and Reproductive Facilities and ServicesBy: Pavlina Pavlova Healthcare is among the most targeted and vulnerable sectors for cyberattacks. Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) facilities and services in particular face financially motivated ransomware attacks and data… |
ARCHIVEcyber civil defensedigital harmsgovernancehealthcarehospitalshuman rightsmisinformationmultifactor authenticationpublic interest cybersecurityusable security |
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