Regulating Cyberwar: Understanding Challenges to Norwegian Security and International Law

Cyberwar is gaining recognition as a “fifth battlefield”. It is also becoming evident that a well-organized Computer Network Attack (CNA) may harm Norway’s vital infrastructure. This project proposes to examine the legal challenges that arise with respect to the development of effective international and national strategies to prevent, regulate and resolve cyberwar. How can we develop legal mechanisms and procedures that allow for cyber security threats to be properly assessed? Which legal considerations and constraints should shape the development of civilian cybersecurity institutions? In creating a legal regime for Cyberwarfare, what dilemmas arise?

Regulating Cyberwar: Understanding Challenges to Norwegian Security and International Law

Led by Kristin Bergtora Sandvik

Members

Law in the militarization of cyber space: framing a critical research agenda

The Political and Moral Economies of Dual Technology Transfers: Arming Police Drones

The Good Drone

The humanitarian cyberspace: shrinking space or an expanding frontier?

Drone Pilots, Humanitarians and the Videogame Analogy: Unpacking the Conversation

A Humanitarian Technology Policy Agenda for 2016

Teknologi og det humanitære fornyelsesprosjektet

Ny humanitær teknologi - en kritisk forskningsagenda

Killer robots – hvorfor ønsker man et forbud?

The Struggle to Ban Killer Robots

The promise and perils of ‘disaster drones’

Internasjonal rett og militariseringen av cyberspace

Fra ubemannede fly til drapsroboter

Fokus: Cyberspace og sikkerhet

Cyberkrig og internasjonal rett

Cyberspace og sikkerhet

Towards a Militarization of Cyberspace-Cyberwar as an Issue of International Law

Fra dronekrig til UAV i det sivile luftrom - Globale trender og utfordringer

Drone Pilots, Humanitarians and the Videogame Analogy: Unpacking the Conversation

Technology Transfers from the Military to the Humanitarian Field: the Rise of the Humanitarian Drone

Robot Technology and the Drone Stare: Seeing or Unseeing Humanitarian Suffering?

Cyberwar as an Issue of International law

Droner truer demokratiet

Morgendagens Kriger