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James Andrew Lewis

James Andrew Lewis

Senior Vice President; Pritzker Chair; and Director, Strategic Technologies Program
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Suzanne Spaulding

Senior Adviser, Homeland Security, International Security Program
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Emily Harding

Director, Intelligence, National Security, and Technology Program and Deputy Director, International Security Program

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This Does Not Compute

The State of Cybersecurity in Japan

Jim Lewis speaks with Mihoko Matsubara about the current state of Japanese cybersecurity, relations with China, public-private partnerships, cyber threat perceptions, and more.

Podcast Episode by James Andrew Lewis — November 15, 2022

CSIS This Does Not Compute

TikTok and the First Amendment

Concerns over TikTok’s influence and connection to China continue to grow, but an outright ban would be difficult to execute. The United States should utilize the Committee on Foreign Investment and cloud service requirements to impose oversight and mitigate risk.

Commentary by James Andrew Lewis — November 14, 2022

Inside Cyber Diplomacy

Accountability and Multilateralism in Israel’s Approach to Cyber Diplomacy

In this episode, co-hosts Jim Lewis and Chris Painter talk with Amir Sagie to discuss he recent OEWG meeting, national cyber strategies, multilateralism and capacity building, accountability mechanisms, and more.

Podcast Episode by James Andrew Lewis and Christopher Painter — November 9, 2022

CSIS Inside Cyber Diplomacy

Will the Ukraine War Reshape the Internet?

The invasion of Ukraine and ensuing geopolitical tensions among global powers have brought sharp attention to the role of the internet in modern conflicts and major gaps in internet governance.

Commentary by Gregory F. Treverton and Pari Esfandiari — October 20, 2022

U.S. Digital Privacy Troubles Do Not Start or End with TikTok

A targeted ban of TikTok alone would not significantly improve user privacy. The United States should seek comprehensive digital privacy protections to address data broker partnerships with government entities to protect user privacy.

Commentary by Caitlin Chin-Rothmann — October 6, 2022