Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the conflict has spilled into cyberspace with state and non-state actors taking sides and conducting a variety of disruptive operations. Russia state …
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It was the cyberwar we were promised; it was the cyberwar nobody expected… The conflict in Ukraine has validated a number of assumptions cyberspace strategy and intelligence thinkers have been …
Russia's defense ministry announced a planned reduction in troops on the Ukraine border and published footage of tanks returning to garrisons while Putin notes that he doesn't "want war" as he repeats …
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Once again, we present to you the annual OODA Almanac which is intended to be a quirky forecasting of themes that the OODA Network think will be emergent in 2022. You can review our 2021 Almanac here …
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In 2008, I wrote and essay entitled "The Year of Living Cyberdangerously" in which I noted that I couldn't "help but think that 2009 will be a precipice year in the cybersecurity domain." My gut …
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The New York Times revealed today what many experts had already asserted regarding the United States role in the Stuxnet attack. While speculation of U.S. involvement complicated international …
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