Written evidence by the International Centre for Security Analysis, King’s College London, to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy’s Inquiry on Cyber Security: UK National Security in a Digital World

Joseph Devanny; Richard Brown; Grant Christopher; Michael James Endsor; Matthew John Zelina

Written evidence by the International Centre for Security Analysis, King’s College London, to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy’s Inquiry on Cyber Security: UK National Security in a Digital World

Joseph Devanny, Richard Brown, Grant Christopher, Michael James Endsor, Matthew John Zelina

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Abstract

This is a submission from the International Centre for Security Analysis
(ICSA), King’s College London. ICSA is a multi-disciplinary research centre
specialising in international security issues. The Inquiry on Cyber Security
calls for evidence relating to, inter alia, the ‘development of offensive cyber
capabilities and the norms governing their use’. In light of these terms of
reference, this submission highlights the important role for Parliament to
play in oversight of offensive cyber operations (OCOs), and makes a series of
recommendations for improving the effectiveness of parliamentary oversight
of OCOs.

Original language	English
Type	Written evidence by the International Centre for Security Analysis, King’s College London, to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy’s Inquiry on Cyber Security: UK National Security in a Digital World
Media of output	online
Publisher	Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy
Number of pages	24
Publication status	Published - 9 Mar 2017

Keywords

Cyber Security
National Security
Parliamentary oversight
Legislative scrutiny

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Devanny, J., Brown, R., Christopher, G., Endsor, M. J., & Zelina, M. J. (2017, Mar 9). Written evidence by the International Centre for Security Analysis, King’s College London, to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy’s Inquiry on Cyber Security: UK National Security in a Digital World. Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy. http://data.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/committeeevidence.svc/evidencedocument/national-security-strategy-committee/cyber-security-uk-national-security-in-a-digital-world/written/47199.pdf

Devanny, Joseph ; Brown, Richard ; Christopher, Grant et al. / Written evidence by the International Centre for Security Analysis, King’s College London, to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy’s Inquiry on Cyber Security : UK National Security in a Digital World. 2017. Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy. 24 p.

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Written evidence by the International Centre for Security Analysis, King’s College London, to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy’s Inquiry on Cyber Security: UK National Security in a Digital World. / Devanny, Joseph ; Brown, Richard ; Christopher, Grant et al.
24 p. Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy. 2017, Written evidence by the International Centre for Security Analysis, King’s College London, to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy’s Inquiry on Cyber Security: UK National Security in a Digital World.

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