Introducing the CyberPeace Institute: Protecting Communities Online

An interview with CyberPeace Institute public policy adviser Pavlina Pavlova outlines the Geneva-based NGO’s mission to reduce harm from cyber operations, support NGOs and protect civilian infrastructure, and advance accountability through neutral, evidence-driven analysis. She highlights the CyberPeace Builders program, multistakeholder partnerships, and two public Cyber Incident Tracer repositories (for healthcare and conflict-related critical infrastructure); notes tracking thousands of cyber attacks linked to the Ukraine war; describes work on a standardized harms methodology and engagement in UN cybercrime negotiations; and summarizes available trainings, publications, and ways individuals and organizations can get involved.