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Accountability in cyberspace : the Holy Grail of cyber stability?
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EU Cyber Direct; Policy Brief; 2024; [EU Institute for Security Studies]; [Carnegie Endowment for International Peace]; [Leiden University]
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PAWLAK, Patryk, Accountability in cyberspace : the Holy Grail of cyber stability?, EU Cyber Direct, Policy Brief, 2024, [EU Institute for Security Studies], [Carnegie Endowment for International Peace], [Leiden University] - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/77092
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The pursual of accountability in cyberspace is a story of the Holy Grail eagerly searched for by the international cyber-policy community. Accountability – narrowly understood by the cyber elites as the capacity to impose consequences on actors for their malicious and/or illegal behaviour in cyberspace – is seen as a potentially strong deterrent. But the limited effects of the current practices – such as joint attribution statements or targeted sanctions – have raised questions about whether anyone at all is held accountable and to what effect.
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Published online: 18 March 2024