A selection of our work and experts featured in print, television, radio, and online.
Josh Kirschenbaum on Europe’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority in PIIE
The European Commission "should act fast to capitalize on the political momentum toward creating a central AML [anti-money laundering] supervisory authority," Senior Fellow Josh Kirschenbaum writes with Nicolas Veron in PIIE. Kirschenbaum and Veron [...]
David Levine on Connecticut’s Election Security Test Results in the CTPost
It is vital that Connecticut state election authorities share the concerning results of the state's latest cybersecurity test on its voter registration infrastructure, argues Elections Integrity Fellow David Levine in the Connecticut Post. [...]
Lindsay Gorman on the Shortcomings of the U.S.-China Trade Deal
The phase one U.S.-China trade deal should mark the beginning of assertive, values-based engagement with China, Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman argues. Instead of seeking renewed harmony, U.S. President Donald Trump should focus on the C [...]
Lindsay Gorman Talks 5G and the U.S.-China Trade Deal on CBC
Huawei should not be allowed to participate in democratic networks around the world, Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman asserted on CBC's "Power & Politics." She explained that the phase one U.S.-China trade deal is "essentially a cease [...]
Jessica Brandt Discusses Russian Hacking Operations in 2020 on Public Radio International
Russia has a history of hacking information and leaking it to affect U.S. candidates, Head of Research and Policy Jessica Brandt told Public Radio International. But in 2020, she is worried about the possibility that Russia could manipulate hacked m [...]
Matt Schrader on Disinformation and the Taiwan Elections in Protego Press
The Chinese Communist Party tries to undermine Taiwan's democratic government and bend politics to its will through online and offline interference campaigns, China Analyst Matt Schrader explains in Protego Press. [...]
Lindsay Gorman on the Geopolitics of 5G in the Atlantic
The transition to 5G in 2020 may mark the point when Beijing's interests diverge irreconcilably from those of the United States, European Union, and their democratic peers, Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman argues in The Atlantic. [...]
Bret Schafer Discusses Russian Interference in African American Activist Movements on WPFW – Pacifica
Media and Disinformation Fellow Bret Schafer joined David Rabin on WPFW - Pacifica to discuss how Russia has interfered in African American activist movements and how Russia will continue to try to increase polarization throughout the U.S. ahead of [...]
Jessica Brandt on Europe’s Authoritarian Challenge in the Washington Quarterly
Russia and China are trying to undermine Europe's democratic norms, weaken European institutions, and capitalize on rifts in the U.S.-Europe relationship, Head of Policy and Research Jessica Brandt argues with Torrey Taussig in The Washington Quarte [...]
David Levine on the Importance of Paper Ballots in the Fayetteville Observer
One of the most critical election security measures is voter-verifiable paper backups, which help to increase voter confidence and ensure that no foreign actor penetrates election systems, Fellow for Elections Integrity David Levine wrote in the Fay [...]
David Salvo Talks the Ongoing Threat of Foreign Interference on KJZZ Phoenix
We shouldn't just be worried about foreign interference in 2016 or 2020, Deputy Director David Salvo told KJZZ Phoenix. "This is an ongoing, long-term threat to destabilize our democratic institutions." [...]
Lindsay Gorman on NATO’s Approach to 5G in Defense One
Whether NATO comes together or falls apart over 5G will be a test of how it will handle China’s rise, Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman argues in Defense One. [...]