Spearheading cross-disciplinary research in cyber policy
This initiative has been established, with the support of the Directorate of Defence of the Luxembourgish Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, to comprehensively assess the risks coming along the digital transformation of our society and find effective policy and regulatory tools to mitigate them. To do so, it engages cyber-related topics through activities of knowledge creation, such as academic research, and knowledge transfer, as teaching and outreach initiatives.
Policy and industry-relevant research on cyber policy
The Chair in Cyber Policy aims to examine new technologies and their potential multidimensional and multilevel impact which can affect governments, private actors and societies at large. In parallel, it aims to promote informed debate around cyber policy issues, engaging in rigorous and inclusive reflections to comprehend how to ensure the security of cyberspace, looking in particular at the laws and policies relevant therein. Special attention is also given to providing individuals with an understanding and experience of cyber policy, equipping them with a conceptual toolkit that allows them to consciously navigate the digital era, keeping cyberspace safe and secure.
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Niovi Vavoula joins FDEF as an Associate Professor and Chair in Cyber Policy
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