From: InformationWeek/DarkReading
Microsoft last month outlined steps companies can take to collaborate on cybersecurity, following its proposed norms for nation-states.
Microsoft has a clear view on cybersecurity norms: global information and communications technology (ICT) companies, like nation-states, must also adhere to some agreed-upon norms.
In a report headed up by Scott Charney, Microsoft’s corporate vice president for trustworthy computing, the company says that before international cybersecurity laws can be enacted, nation-states and global ICT companies must agree upon a set of norms. The report maintains that it’s very risky for the world to enact cybersecurity laws because it lacks scenario experience.
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