The Cyber Security Project investigates how developments in the field of cybersecurity will shape international conflict and seeks to become the premier home for rigorous and policy-relevant study of these and related questions. The project will pursue this effort through three lines of effort: a fellows program comprised of traditional academics (pre-doctoral and post-doctoral students, as well as visiting researchers and faculty), as well as rotating representatives from government agencies and private-sector companies; a research agenda of policy-relevant scholarship that offers solutions to pressing national security challenges posed by developments in cybersecurity; and a teaching curriculum to train tomorrow’s leaders with skills to make informed decisions about technology and cybersecurity throughout their careers in public policy. To be successful, it is imperative to the project to convene experts and academics from a diverse set of backgrounds: no one discipline or skill set is sufficient to address the complexity and diversity of the challenges we face in cyberspace.