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NEW: Our translation of the revised Cybersecurity Review Measures, which take effect next month and add a review requirement for online platforms with more than 1 million users before any foreign IPO. digichina.stanford.edu/work/translati… Translation updated by China Digital. Intro Graham Webster

NEW: China's draft rules on "deep synthesis" content would require prominent labeling and content monitoring by services used by creators. Our full translation: digichina.stanford.edu/work/translati… by China Digital, edited by Graham Webster 1/

Just sent: Our February 2022 DigiChina newsletter. Subscribe at top for future editions! mailchi.mp/75765cf4f63c/p…

NEW: China's government has recognized data as a 'factor of production' alongside land, labor, etc. Qiheng Chen examines its ambitions for allocation of data across the economy, how the state might encourage data sharing, possibilities, and pitfalls. digichina.stanford.edu/work/china-wan… 1/

Fascinating look at the time it takes software vendors to fix 0-days from the Project Zero team Google. With actual data! googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2022/02/a-walk…

China wants to put data to work as an economic resource; if the government can do so, it could be a catalyst for transitioning toward the high-quality growth it has long pursued. Qiheng Chen MIA ’21 Qiheng Chen writes for Cyber Policy Center Stanford DigiChina Project project: ow.ly/XMmC50HVSMu

Another trenchant piece from Jim Dempsey on fed regulators' latent authorities to demand better cybersecurity. Examples from healthcare (CMS), telco (FCC) and rail transportation (TSA). lawfareblog.com/cybersecurity-…

📢🥳Today, Cyber Policy Center became a joint initiative of @stanfordlaw & FSI Stanford! A new era of opportunity for faculty collaboration, student engagement and meaningful connections among academia, legal and tech industries, and civil society. For more: law.stanford.edu/press/stanford…

Join us tomorrow at noon, as AJ Grotto moderates a discussion on recent developments in cybersecurity law, including pragmatic advice on compliance and litigation strategy & big picture insights on the direction of U.S. cybersecurity policy. Register: stanford.io/3NS0zce

🚨Just released: HAI policy white paper outlining a roadmap for a multilateral AI research institute (MAIRI) bringing international stakeholders together to promote AI R&D collaboration, multidisciplinary AI research, and democracy-affirming AI with human-centric norms & values.

Now out, from Chaeri Park and me: "The Silicon Allies: Achieving Allied Resiliency Against Threats to the Semiconductor Supply Chain." We lay out a vision and strategy for how the U.S., Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Europe can work together. fsi-live.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/si…

The Cloudcast - CyberSecurity, Economics and Policy in 2022 bit.ly/cloudcast-eps6… Andy Grotto (@grottoandrew, Researcher Cyber Policy Center) & Steve Weber (Prof. Cal Berkeley I-School) talk about the big picture intersection of Cybersecurity, Global Economy and Government policy.

The Cyberspace Administration of China today published a draft decision to amend the Cybersecurity Law five years after it took effect in 2017. We are working on a simple comparison now. cac.gov.cn/2022-09/14/c_1…

NEW: "Keep the champagne corked," argues Martin Chorzempa 马永哲 Peterson Institute in our ongoing Forum on China's tech rectification. One official's remark that work was "basically complete" actually means increased supervision has become the norm. digichina.stanford.edu/work/is-chinas… More to come...

Our founding director Ralf started his Global Digital Governance fellowship Stanford University! He plans to use Stanford’s #academic knowledge & networks to expand #smartcity research and Centre’s activities 🗺️ 📝 more about his #research topic 👉🏼 bit.ly/3ls5abD

Lots to like in Charlie Ball's memo microsoft.com/en-us/security… about security by default, but if you're still upselling security, by definition, security is not the default.

Had the privilege yesterday of moderating a book talk Stanford University Libraries with Jennifer Pahlka. Loved this line from her: "Requirements accumulate because laws and policies accumulate." Check out her spicy The Washington Post oped: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/…

Bill Gates in 2002: when @MSFT “face[s] a choice between adding features and resolving security issues, we need to choose security.” Brad Smith at House Homeland GOP just made the same pledge in 2024. Why should we believe this time will be different?

What are South Korea's AI ambitions? | The Capital Cable #107 🔵 Victor Cha 🟢 AJ Grotto 🔴 Gregory C. Allen 🟡 Mark Lippert Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=7RRQjH…