Karl Grindal
Ph.D. Student
Interests
Research Fields:
- Emerging Technology and Security
- Information Security and Critical Infrastructure Protection
- Information and Communications Technology Policy
- Media Studies
- Science and Technology Studies
- Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy
Issues:
- Communication Policy
- Diffusion of Technology
- Emerging Technologies - Innovation
- Espionage
- Institution-Building
- Internet Studies
- Media
- National Security
- Non-Traditional Security Challenges
- Science and Technology
- Surveillance
- Technology Management and Policy
Recent Publications
Journal Articles
- Cyber Attribution: Can a New Institution Achieve Transnational Credibility?
In: Cyber Defense Review
Date: April 2019
This paper argues that authoritative attribution of cyberattacks to nation-state actors requires more than purely technical solutions. New, credible institutions are needed to develop procedural checks and balances that will make attribution more than one nation pointing its finger at an adversary.
- Data Flows and the Digital Economy: Information as a Mobile Factor of Production
In: Digital Policy, Regulation and Governance [Peer Reviewed]
Date: January 2019
Who is requesting websites from whom in the global economy? This paper analyzes quantitative data about the national location of the requestor of a web site and the location of the requested web site to look at information as a mobile factor of production in the global economy.
- Trade Regimes as a Tool for Cyber Policy
In: Digital Policy, Regulation and Governance
Date: January 2019