Show Notes
In the last episode of this season of Inside Cyber Diplomacy, Jim Lewis and Chris Painter review the cyber developments of 2021. In 40 minutes, they cover the evolution and maturation of cyber in the US and internationally, including:
Cybersecurity becoming a political priority
The UN GGE and OEWG
Three UN initiatives to look out for:
The new OEWG
The program of action for regular institutional dialogue
The new cybercrime convention negotiations
Cyber in the UN Security Council
Leadership and initiatives in the field
Accountability and collective action
Personnel changes
Reorganization in the State Department
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