Professor
Professor Brenner has published a number of articles dealing with cyberthreats, including Cybercrime Metrics, and Cyber-Threats and the Limits of Bureaucratic Control. She has also spoken on economic espionage at the Harvard International Law Journal’s annual symposium and at a symposium on cyberwar and cybercrime jointly sponsored by the St. Johns’ University School of Law and NATO Allied Command Transformation. She has published books dealing with law and technology, including Cyber Threats: The Decline of the Nation-State (Routledge, 2014); Cyberthreats: Emerging Fault Lines of the Nation-States (Oxford University Press, 2009), and Cybercrime: Criminal Threats from Cyberspace (Praeger, 2010, 2016).
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About Susan Brenner
Professor Brenner has published a number of articles dealing with cyberthreats, including Cybercrime Metrics, and Cyber-Threats and the Limits of Bureaucratic Control. She has also spoken on economic espionage at the Harvard International Law Journal’s annual symposium and at a symposium on cyberwar and cybercrime jointly sponsored by the St. Johns’ University School of Law and NATO Allied Command Transformation. She has published books dealing with law and technology, including Cyber Threats: The Decline of the Nation-State (Routledge, 2014); Cyberthreats: Emerging Fault Lines of the Nation-States (Oxford University Press, 2009), and Cybercrime: Criminal Threats from Cyberspace (Praeger, 2010, 2016).