An Inspection Regime for Cyber Weapons: A Challenge Too Far? | American Journal of International Law
Extract Two of the most pressing questions concerning international peace and security today are how to avoid an escalation of conflicts in cyberspace and how to ensure responsible behavior and accountability of states in their use of information and communication technologies. With more than thirty states now possessing offensive cyber capabilities and cybersecurity incidents such as Stuxnet, WannaCry, and NotPetya causing significant physical effects or financial damage, there is a clear need...
Us Department Of Defense Group Footnote Group Of Governmental Experts United Nations Established Arms Control Regimes Do Not Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties
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