Russia‘s strategic culture drives its foreign hacking
Monica Kello explores the cultural forces behind Russia’s foreign cyber operations
South Korean chipmakers navigate choppy geopolitical waters
Renewed US pressure to divest from China poses challenges and dilemmas for South Korean chipmakers, Samsung and SK Hynix
Binding Edge
Europe’s cyber rapid response teams should pivot to proactive missions
Taylor Grossman finds that NATO and EU cyber rapid response teams are not built to respond rapidly to emergencies
Binding Edge
LGBTQ+ community grapples with hidden wave of digital abuse
Sexual and gender minority relationships suffer from a higher rate of intimate abuse, new studies reveal. Technology is part of the problem
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China’s generative AI governance
Rogier Creemers 18 April 2024
The release of ChatGPT in the autumn of 2022 supercharged the global debate about AI-generated risks
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Debunking NotPetya’s cyber catastrophe myth
Tom Johansmeyer 10 April 2024
Tom Johansmeyer has worked in the insurance industry for more than 20 years. He examines the economic impact of the NotPetya virus
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Public-private collaboration in Ukraine and beyond
Taylor Grossman / Monica Kello / James Shires / Max Smeets 4 April 2024
Voluntary, ad hoc partnerships between governments and the tech sector have worked thus far in Ukraine, but they are not a sustainable path forward
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South Korean chipmakers navigate choppy geopolitical waters
Aidan Foster-Carter 3 April 2024
Renewed US pressure to divest from China poses challenges and dilemmas for South Korean chipmakers, Samsung and SK Hynix
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Warbot 2.0: Reflections on the fast-changing world of AI in national security
Kenneth Payne 28 March 2024
Kenneth Payne reflects on his book, ‘I, Warbot’ and the advances in AI since its publication in 2021
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The Pall Mall Process could be a catalyst for international collaboration on commercial cyber intrusion capabilities
Gil Baram 25 March 2024
The growing demand for commercial spyware necessitates collaboration between countries, companies, and multi-stakeholders in defining ‘responsible behaviour’ in this field
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Germany’s leaky operational security causes embarrassment and strategic harm
Stephan Blancke 21 March 2024
Indignation is not a counterintelligence strategy against the German military's operational security lapses
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War in Ukraine and the private sector
Hugo Rosemont 12 March 2024
The private sector’s involvement in the war in Ukraine has deep implications for the future of public-private security cooperation
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Responsible tech business in conflict
Isabel Ebert / Timothy Charlton-Czaplicki 8 March 2024
Isabel Ebert and Timothy Charlton-Czaplicki explore the challenges faced by technology companies operating in conflict
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LGBTQ+ community grapples with hidden wave of digital abuse
Sara Seppanen 6 March 2024
Sexual and gender minority relationships suffer from a higher rate of intimate abuse, new studies reveal. Technology is part of the problem
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Debunking NotPetya’s cyber catastrophe myth
Tom Johansmeyer 10 April 2024
Tom Johansmeyer has worked in the insurance industry for more than 20 years. He examines the economic impact of the NotPetya virus
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Germany’s leaky operational security causes embarrassment and strategic harm
Stephan Blancke 21 March 2024
Indignation is not a counterintelligence strategy against the German military's operational security lapses
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Warbot 2.0: Reflections on the fast-changing world of AI in national security
Kenneth Payne 28 March 2024
Kenneth Payne reflects on his book, ‘I, Warbot’ and the advances in AI since its publication in 2021
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