CRI2.0    

Cyber Readiness Index 2.0 examines one hundred twenty-five countries that have embraced, or are starting to embrace, ICT and the Internet and then applies an objective methodology to evaluate each country’s maturity and commitment to cyber security across seven essential elements. By applying this methodology, a country can better understand its Internet-Infrastructure entanglements and the resulting dependencies and vulnerabilities. CRI 2.0 assesses countries’ levels of preparedness for certain cyber risks and identifies areas where national leaders can alter or refine their country’s current posture by leveraging or changing laws, policies, standards, market levers (e.g., incentives and regulations), and implementing other initiatives to preserve the security of their connectivity and protect the value of their economy. 

WRITTEN BY Potomac Institute for Policy Studies. Team:  Principal Investigator: Melissa Hathaway Chris Demchak, Jason Kerben, Jennifer McArdle, Francesca Spidalieri