- Procedure as Substance in the UN Cybercrime Convention (2025)
- A New Chapter in Internet Fragmentation (Internet Society) (2025)
- Sanctions for Spyware (Lawfare) (2024)
- Data Isn’t Property. It Doesn’t Have to Be (Lawfare) (2023)
- Court Upholds Legal Challenge Under California Statewide Stingray Law (Lawfare) (2021)
- Four Obstacles to Local Surveillance Ordinances (Lawfare) (2020)
- Fourteen Places Have Passed Local Surveillance Laws. Here’s How They’re Doing (Lawfare) (2020)
- Disinformation Colonialism and African Internet Policy (Council on Foreign Relations) (2019)
- Conscientious Objectors and Whistleblowers: Sentencing Should Recognize First Amendment Interests (Just Security) (2018)
- African Union Bugged by China: Cyber Espionage as Evidence of a Strategic Shifts (Council on Foreign Relations) (2018)
- PATCH: Debating Codification of the VEP (Lawfare) (2017)
- In the U.S.-U.K. Deal, Both Sides Deserve Scrutiny (Just Security) (2017)
- The Weak Link in a Double Act: U.K. Law is Inadequate for Proposed Cross-Border Data Deal (Lawfare) (2017)
- South Africa Introduces Revised Cybercrime Legislation, Acknowledging Criticism (Council on Foreign Relations) (2017)
- Cyber Diplomacy with Africa: Lessons from the African Union Cybersecurity Convention (Council on Foreign Relations) (2016)
- Africans Want Cross-Border Data Reform, But They Might Get Left Out (Council on Foreign Relations) (2016)
- A Response to “The Tech”: Continuing the Vulnerability Equities Process Debate (Just Security) (2016)
- The Vulnerability Equities Process Should Consider More than Just Intelligence Community Needs (Just Security) (2016)
- Investigating Surveillance Around Standing Rock (Just Security) (2016)
- Proposed U.S. Export Controls: Implications for Zero-Day Vulnerabilities and Exploits (Lawfare) (2015)
- The African Internet Governance Forum: Continued Discomfort with Multistakeholderism (Council on Foreign Relations) (2015)
- The African Union Cybersecurity Convention: A Missed Human Rights Opportunity (Council on Foreign Relations)(2015)
- MLAT Reform: Some Thoughts from Civil Society (Lawfare) (2015)
- Update: Changes to Export Control Arrangement Intended to Apply to Surveillance Technology, Not Exploits, but Confusion and Ambiguity Remain (Just Security) (2014)
- Changes to Export Control Arrangement Apply to Zero-Day Vulnerabilities and More (Just Security) (2014)
