Publication

May 2019

Cyber incidents are increasingly being publicly attributed to specific perpetrators. The public attributions issued by states and cybersecurity companies often lack both transparency and verifiability. Strengthening trust in public attributions requires institutional mechanisms at the international level as well as the engagement of the state, the corporate sector, and civil society.

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Author Florian J Egloff, Andreas Wenger, (Editor: Fabien Merz)
Series CSS Analyses in Security Policy
Issue 244
Publisher Center for Security Studies (CSS)
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