Ms Anastasiya Kazakova is a cyber diplomacy knowledge fellow at DiploFoundation. Previously, she worked as senior public affairs manager at Kaspersky where she coordinated Kaspersky’s international cyber diplomacy and global projects, as well as the Global Transparency Initiative, Kaspersky’s programme to enhance transparency and accountability in cybersecurity. Â
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Key takeaways from the fifth session of the UN's Ad Hoc Committee on Cybercrime Convention negotiations include debates on the scope of international cooperation, data protection safeguards, extraditi[...]
16 May, 2023
The EU is working on the Cyber Resilience Act, a new set of cybersecurity rules that could have a global impact beyond Europe. The act aims to establish essential cybersecurity requirements for digita[...]
28 Feb, 2023
A simulation game by Kaspersky and Diplo aims to educate diplomats and professionals on technical attribution in cyberattacks. Players become diplomats facing cyber threats against the First Committee[...]
26 Oct, 2021
Governments are needed in cybersecurity to create incentives for companies to invest in secure products. Regulations and policies guided by the government can help address the lack of cybersecurity in[...]
09 Dec, 2020
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