What’s the Cost of Security and Freedom in Eurasia?
Introducing the 2016 ICT Index of Legislation in 8 countries. In response to increased rates of terrorism and extremism, states around the world... Read More
SecDev Foundation Funds Digital Citizenship Symposium in Hanoi, Vietnam
Digital Citizenship on the Agenda following Vietnam’s Safer Internet Day 2017 The SecDev Foundation supported a symposium on digital citizenship in Hanoi... Read More
Online Extremism in Central Asia: Repression is not Effective, But What’s the Alternative?
The SecDev Foundation recently co-hosted a Central Asia Security Forum workshop on Countering Violent Extremism Online. One key take away from the... Read More
CBC: Rafal Rohozinski on Russian Hacking Report
Our own Rafal Rohozinski was on CBC’s Power & Politics discussing the Russian hacking report released by U.S. intelligence officials last week. Listen... Read More
China’s Rising Cyber Power: Assessing the Implications
The Canadian International Council (CIC) National Capital Branch, Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies (CASIS) and the SecDev Foundation present: China’s... Read More
Introducing the Central Asian Internet Governance Forum
The first Central Asian Internet Governance Forum will be held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan on June 21-22, 2016 – and the SecDev Foundation... Read More
Google in Belarus Supports State Telecom Monopoly Against Fair Competition — and Its Own Principles
Originally published by Digital.Report Google is defying its own foundational principles by supporting state monopolies over the Internet in some Eurasian countries.... Read More
Whither the Internet? A Digital.Report Interview with Rafal Rohozinski
Digital.Report recently sat down with our own Rafal Rohozinski to discuss a broad range of issues affecting the internet, such as government control,... Read More
How a 25-Year-Old Brought Free Wi-fi to his Georgian Village
In Georgia, it isn’t just the telecommunications giants building the internet. Sometimes creative solutions are needed in this small mountainous country in... Read More
Study on Russian Internet Attitudes Causes Media Stir
Nearly 50% of Russians support online censorship and trust their government and intelligence services to regulate the Web, study finds. The report, Benchmarking... Read More