The Center for International Security and Cooperation is a center of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.
Information Warfare Working Group
Project Overview
The Information Warfare Working Group is a multidisciplinary group of Stanford University scholars that meet quarterly to discuss the issue of cyber-enabled information warfare. The group is led by Dr. Amy Zegart and Dr. Herb Lin and directed by Dr. Rosanna Guadagno (For more information on the group, please contact her at RosannaGuadagno at Stanford dot edu). Launched in November 2018, this group seeks to advance our understanding of the psychological, organizational, legal, technical, and information security aspects of information warfare and will produce recommendations for combatting disinformation in today’s information environment at its conclusion.
Group Members
Selected Working Group Member Outputs
- Op Ed by Janine Zacharia entitled “Time is running out to fight disinformation in 2020 election”
- White paper entitled “The challenge of addressing vivid lies spread by America’s enemies in the cyber era” by Lee Ross
- Paper entitled “The Existential Threat From Cyber-enabled Information Warfare” by Herb Lin
- Paper entitled “Why U.S. intelligence agencies must adapt or fail” by Amy Zegart (co-authored with Michael Morell)
- Chapter entitled “Fake News and Information Warfare: An Examination of the Political and Psychological Processes From the Digital Sphere to the Real World” by Rosanna Guadagno (co-authored with Karen Guttieri)