Every nation-state, with an offensive cyber capability, has a Cyber-Kinetic doctrine. As the line between physical and logical blur in as much as cyber feeds kinetic warfare with intelligence, and the ability to target CNI and other physical assets. It…
When you have your own close protection team with some of the largest military assets in the World and a President that takes challenges head-on. Building an insurance capability to protect international shipping is a business opportunity you cannot turn…
OK, I was wrong. In my last post about the UK not having warships to send to Cyprus, although I’ve heard that they are preparing Nelson’s Victory to sail out next week. I said you couldn’t make it up. It…
Cybersecurity is national security and its a domain of operation alongside Kinetic warfare. Recent events in the Middle East increased the Federal cyber workload, and the work load for all nation states involved in the action and their national organisations.…
US MSPs are moving forward with CMMC compliance, as required by the United States Department of War. CMMC flows down supply chains and service providers of defence contractors are required to comply with CMMC. CMMC also applies to cloud providers,…
With the war in the Middle East escalating, how long until we see cyber exclusion clauses take affect? Cyber is a domain of operation and threat actors won’t be focused solely on ransom attacks. Cybersecurity is National Security. Johnathan Rudy…
Cyber is a NATO domain of operation, and cyber warfare is a critical, strategic, and tactical weapon for offensive and defensive operations. It was demonstrated to be effective during recent US operations against Venezuela. In this instance, it is being…
Depending on how motivated the hackers are, we may need more than cyber hygiene. We’re not talking about ransomware anymore, and one wonders about the impact of war exclusion clauses in cyber insurance. Cybersecurity is national security. @Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian…
There’s a lesson to be learnt here for defensive cybersecurity by nation-states and CNI providers. Thats not to say that our CNI providers could necessarily defend themselves against a nation-state cyber threat in the event of war. But war is…
Wonder what happens to the UK and EU defence industry if the US United States Department of War decides to hold covered UK defence contractors to their DFARS 7012 and CMMC obligations? The US Department of War and its DIB…
