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Inflation is the silent cyberthreat jeopardizing our workforce
The inflation expectations in 2022 are the highest in decades, which will directly impact the cost to attract and retain a cyber workforce.
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How an adversary could take advantage of Europe’s data releases
We underestimate the significance of the available information that a potential adversary can easily acquire.
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Are adversaries using US critical infrastructure as a training range?
Critical infrastructure is a significant attack vector to track and defend. Still, cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure create reactions that might not be wholly predictable — creating risk for the adversary. For the U.S., the risk is that we try too hard to find strategic intent where there is none.
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US military must prepare for POW concerns in the deepfake era
The authors suggest four preliminary steps to prepare for manipulated recordings and photos of POWs, including establishing methods to identify doctored videos quickly after adversaries send them out.
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The long-term cost of cyber overreaction
A reactive culture triggered by cyberattacks provides significant information to a probing adversary, the author argues.
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Prioritize NATO integration for multidomain operations
The U.S. military's modernization efforts increase technological disparity and challenges for NATO, according to an expert who explains why integration is a must.
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Solorigate attack — the challenge to cyber deterrence
Why is cyber deterrence given so much attention? Maybe because we want it to exist, the author argues.
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Government cyber breach shows need for convergence
Keeping offensive and defensive cyber operations in silos results in exploitable weaknesses, according to three cyber experts.
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How to protect troops from an assault in the cognitive domain
Social media has presented an opportunity for our adversaries to present a plethora of information that is meant to persuade our force.
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If China loses a future war, entropy could be imminent
What happens if China engages in a great power conflict and loses? Will the Chinese Communist Party’s control over the society survive a horrifying defeat?
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