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- •NCPI 2022 assesses the cyber capabilities of thirty countries using 29 indicators.
- •The index encourages a whole-of-nation approach to harnessing cyber power.
- •It does not judge how states use their cyber capabilities, only their demonstrated intent.
The National Cyber Power Index (NCPI) 2022 was published by the Belfer Center, analyzing the cyber capabilities of thirty countries. It emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to harnessing cyber power, considering various factors including surveillance and information control. The index uses over 1,000 data sources and 29 indicators to assess states' capabilities. It does not make value judgments on how states use their cyber power but highlights their demonstrated capabilities. The report aims to inform policymakers and stimulate discussions on cyber power and its implications for national security.
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The Belfer Center released the National Cyber Power Index, analyzing thirty countries' cyber capabilities.
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