We shape cyber deterrence knowledge, lead in cyber deterrence methods and solutions, and support others in implementing them.
Cyber defense alone is no longer sufficient. While Charter of Trust continues to invest in detection and protection through its working groups on Security by Default, AI, PQC and Supply Chain cybersecurity, the economic logic of cybercrime remains intact: attacks are profitable, adversaries face little accountability, and the cost of attacking stays low.
What is missing is deterrence: raising the cost and risk for adversaries to the point where attacks become less attractive.
No single organization can achieve this alone. Collective action across industries, combined with structured intelligence sharing, rigorous testing of deterrence methods, and engagement with international institutions, is the only path to fundamentally shifting the dynamic.
We shape the most effective and forward-looking approach to cyber deterrence for the private sector.
We develop and test practical, evidence-based methods that deliver real-world results.
We support the scaling of successful approaches to other stakeholders through cooperation and outreach.