Research

Peer-reviewed articles

• “Backwards From Zero: How the U.S. Public Evaluates the Use of Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Cybersecurity.” With Paul Musgrave. 2023. Contemporary Security Policy 44 (3): 437–461.

• “Hitting Back or Holding Back in Cyberspace: Experimental Evidence Regarding Americans’ Preferences for Responses to Cyberattacks.” With Paul Musgrave. 2022. Conflict Management and Peace Science 40(1): 42-64.

• “Cheerleading in Cyberspace: How the American Public Judges Attribution Claims for Cyberattacks.” With Paul Musgrave. 2022. Foreign Policy Analysis 18 (2): orac003.

Book chapters

• “A Era Digital e os Estudos de Segurança: Conceitos e Práticas.” With Diego Canabarro and Thiago Borne. 2014. In Marcelo Pimenta and Diego Canabarro (Eds.), Governança Digital (Editora da UFRGS).

Working papers

• “Blame Games in Cyberspace: How Foreign Narratives Affect Public Attitudes toward Cyber Operations.” (Under Review)

• “The Road Not Taken: U.S. Cybersecurity Policy and Foreign Information Operations.”

• “The Electoral Connection to Legislative Lobbying: Experimental Evidence That Voters Reward Lobbying Separately from Results and Floor Activity.” With Paul Musgrave.

Blog posts

• “Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Are Powerful Cyber Weapons: Use Them or Patch Them?” With Paul Musgrave. Contemporary Security Policy (blog). June 2, 2023.