NATO sees cyber as a domain of operation, why wouldn’t Russia? With the current geopolitics tensions Russia is not going to be to strict about overseeing the activities of Nation State hacking groups. Giving immunity to groups acting in the…
Germany has agreed to buy 35 F35 aircraft as part of their governments proposal this year to upgrade its military. It’s not the first country in the EU to do this, as the F35 is being acquire ahead of the…
A nice video about the importance NATO places over cyber. One only hopes that NATO is working closely with its partners to address the gaps between Offensive and Defensive cyber and the public and private sector. Having a robust offensive…
Reports are circulating of a data breach of the Portugals Armed Forces EMGFA (agency responsible for the planning, command, and control of the Armed Forces), of NATO documents being offered for sale on the dark web. US intelligence detected for…
The Geopolitical debate on cyber seems to be a hot topic. The Washington Post debates Securing Cyberspace with U.S Congress Representative Michael McCaul, Republican of Texas, and Representative Elissa Slotkin, a Democrat of Michigan. They discuss the lack of rules…
Last night the UK Attorney General Set out the UKs position on cybersecurity, international law and the need for a clear framework for cybersecurity, that make clear when state action is unlawful. Treating a cyber-attack the same as a physical…
A great read providing a comprehensive view on how NATOs role in Cybersecurity has developed since it became a domain of operation and what the future role could look like. For example NATO setting up its own cyber command; greater…
