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CYBERSECURITYCYBER CONFLICTRANSOMWARE

Assessing the impact of counter-ransomware interventions

Counter-ransomware interventions are becoming increasingly common, but judging whether those interventions ‘work’ remains difficult. Understandin…

Max Smeetset al.|

5 March 2026

EUROPECYBERSECURITYGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGY

Thin sovereignty, thick autonomy

Josh Gold|

13 February 2026

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The European challenge

Filippo Gualtiero Blancato|

13 February 2026

EUROPEGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYCYBERSECURITY

Engineering interdependence for Europe’s cybersecurity

Ian Donahue|

13 February 2026

CYBERSECURITYLAW AND POLICYGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGY

Why control may be the wrong metric… and resilience the right

Francesca Musiani|

13 February 2026

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Does cybersecurity capacity building work?

Phil Sheriff|

5 August 2025

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Time to ditch the AI arms race analogy

Jamie Collieret al.|

15 July 2025

CYBER CONFLICTHUMAN RIGHTSLAW AND POLICY

Yes, Big Tech should do more to limit Russian military use

Volodymyr Styran of Ukraine’s State Cyber Protection Center responds to last week’s Hooked! newsletter, which questioned whether technology compa…

Volodymyr Styran|

30 June 2025

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It’s time to move the ransomware conversation past big game hunting

William Lyneet al.|

18 June 2025

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Neglecting cybersecurity could harm Indonesia’s competitiveness

Gatra Priyanditaet al.|

1 April 2025

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