Ethan S. Burger is a Washington-based international attorney and academic who specializes in cybersecurity, lawyer professional responsibility, and transnational financial crime matters. After working more than a decade on Russian trade and investment projects, he has taught law and public policy courses at universities in the U.S., Australia, and, most recently, about cybersecurity at Vilnius University on a Fulbright Foundation grant. He has served as a consultant and expert witness on a wide range of issues including governmental corruption, legal malpractice, and Russian money-laundering.

He has more than 60 publications and given presentations on a wide-range of topics including corruption in the public sector, corporate governance, and Russian political developments at numerous events, including those of the American Bar Association, Association of Professional Responsibility, Australian Federal Police, Harvard University's Davis Center, International Bar Association, International Monetary Fund, ISACA, Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), Moscow Institute of State & Law, and University of Toronto's Center for Criminology.