Camille François works on cybersecurity, cyberwar and cyberpeace. She is based at the Harvard Berkman Center for Internet and Society, where she is a Fellow, and at Columbia University Saltzman Institute for War and Peace Studies, where she holds a visiting scholarship. Prior to that, she worked for Google as a researcher, worked with various US and French Governmental Agencies, held a Fulbright Fellowship and used most of her free time for free culture and free software advocacy.
What Is War in the Digital Realm? A Reality Check on the Meaning of “Cyberspace”
Cyber is everywhere: in political speeches, in newspapers, at dinner conversations. There’s cyberwar and cybersex and cybercafés (they still exist, I promise), and there’s the U.S.