"To understand the Russian approach to strategy and conflict, we must first understand something about the concept of reflexive control. Initially developed and championed by Vladimir Lefebvre, it’s a …
Continue Reading about Russia, Reflexive Control, and the Subtle Art of Red Teaming
In the first post in this series, I highlighted the broad utility of the sensible and timely tactical retreat. In this post, I explore the power of operating “underground.” Once again, I turn to H. …
Continue Reading about The Cybersecurity Infantry, Part II: “Underground” Operations
Read retired Marine H. John Poole’s Phantom Soldier. It doesn’t matter if you’re not in the infantry; read it anyway. It will open your eyes to the Eastern way of small-unit tactics. And while you’re …
Continue Reading about The Cybersecurity Infantry, Part I: Retreat for Advantage
If might expect a red teamer’s top ten list of books to feature volumes on coding, hacking, and pentesting, you’re going to be surprised. In my view, the overarching principles of red teaming exist …
