The potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has led to fast adoption and much hype, but the fragility and opacity of AI systems raise ethical and reliability concerns

To truly measure sophistication, we need to look past the technical and consider the broader elements of cyber operations

Journalists and civil society organisations have been sounding the alarm on spyware for over a decade, yet very little has been done to counter the growing threat

ETH Zurich Senior Researcher Lennart Maschmeyer critically examines 'Israel and the Cyber Threat' by Charles D. Freilich, Matthew S. Cohen, and Gabi Siboni

Dalits and other marginalised communities' online experiences offer a crucial perspective on often overlooked cyber insecurities

In today’s wars, combatants fight over digital infrastructure control

Moscow used a new type of cyberattack to destabilise Ukraine’s electricity grid

How racial hierarchies impact the digital security field in the Gulf

MEP Sophie in t’ Veld, who led the European Parliament’s investigations into spyware, sounds the alarm on their dangers

The new Chief Technology Officer of Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Ollie Whitehouse, looks at cyber trends in 2023 and beyond