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CYBERSECURITYRANSOMWARELAW AND POLICY

The evidence paradox behind bulletproof hosting

Max van der Horst|

27 July 2026

GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYAILAW AND POLICY

Why transparency must be the foundation of trust in tech-driven global order

Massimo Marottiet al.|

24 July 2026

AICYBERSECURITYCYBER OPERATIONS

OpenAI’s agent didn’t go rogue. Its governance did.

James Shireset al.|

22 July 2026

SPYWAREHUMAN RIGHTSLAW AND POLICY

Hooked! #16: Spyware is bad and it is past time to do something about it

Katharine Khamhaengwong|

14 July 2026

AICYBERSECURITYAPTS
Image: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, 1696-1770, Illustration for a Book: Soldiers Storming a City. Courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art

The AI offence-defence debate is asking the wrong question

Gil Baram|

7 July 2026

CYBERSECURITYSURVEILLANCELAW AND POLICY
Shenzhen ,China - Circa 2022: Aerial view of landscape in Shenzhen city, China, Created by: Lzf Source: Shutterstock

When cybersecurity compliance increases exposure

Bernhardt Fourie|

2 July 2026

AIDISINFORMATIONGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGY
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan votes in the 7 June 2026 parliamentary elections in Yerevan. Photo: © 2026 The Office to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia

Hooked! #15: Are we giving Russian interference too much credit?

Katharine Khamhaengwong|

23 June 2026

APTSEUROPECYBERSECURITY
Executive Vice-President of the European Commission Henna Virkkunen presents the new EU cybersecurity package on 20 January 2026, Strasbourg. Photo: Valentine Zeler/©European Union

Can Europe’s APT response keep up?

Anne Blickhan|

16 June 2026

CYBERSECURITYCYBER CONFLICTCYBER DIPLOMACY

Understanding modern Chinese cyber operations means shifting from ‘APT’ to composite responsibility

Sveva Vittoria Scenarelli|

9 June 2026