'The damage was likely negligible; the effect was psychological, not operational.’
Read more from @saffronsec on Iran’s wartime cyber operations:
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From GCHQ-based “Number 10 North” to his first UN speech, UK PM Andy Burnham drew inspiration from his Mancunian neighbours to announce a centre for information defence & plans for global AI cooperation.
What’s next for UK cyber policy? Read Binding Hook’s selected analysis:
In this month’s Hooked!, Binding Hook editor @katharinegk looks at what the recent landslide disaster in Nepal and Tibet tells us about Chinese information controls and suggests some further reading:
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‘Despite widespread expectations of retaliation, Iranian cyber activity following the February strikes was consistent with Iran’s established peacetime playbook, rather than the predicted coordinated retaliatory wave.’
Read @saffronsec's latest:
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'The damage was likely negligible; the effect was psychological, not operational.’
Read more from @saffronsec on Iran’s wartime cyber operations:
bindinghook.com/what-does-th…
From GCHQ-based “Number 10 North” to his first UN speech, UK PM Andy Burnham drew inspiration from his Mancunian neighbours to announce a centre for information defence & plans for global AI cooperation.
What’s next for UK cyber policy? Read Binding Hook’s selected analysis:
(5/6) Jason R.C. Nurse, Tom Johansmeyer, and Gareth Mott write that cyber incidents impacting key national industries highlight the need for better approaches to protect the individuals who suffer most.
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(4/6) Jamie MacColl & Will Lyne explored the challenges facing UK law enforcement as they combat a diversifying array of cyber threats in the face of limited resources & evolving cyber landscape.
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(3/6) Pia Katharina Hüsch & Natasha Buckley reviewed the implications of US President Donald Trump’s second term for the UK-US relationship – the US remains a key ally, but is now more clearly also a competitor.
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(2/6) Outgoing DSIT Deputy Director for UK Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Irfan Hemani reflects on his tenure and suggests next steps for the UK government.
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(6/6) Alexander (Spike) Lister looked at new research showing that SMEs are unaware of, and confused by, cyber insurance, in addition to facing financial and technological constraints.
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‘Europe can keep treating Chinese connected cars as a trade irritant, or it can treat them as what they are: mobile nodes in a world-wide digital ecosystem,’ writes @PUznanska in her latest for Binding Hook:
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“Restraint itself can be a signal.” Read more from the brilliant @saffronsec in @bindinghook on the relationship between cyber and kinetic conflict as observed in the Iran war
'The damage was likely negligible; the effect was psychological, not operational.’
Read more from @saffronsec on Iran’s wartime cyber operations:
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In ‘Reconceptualising War,’ @CLibiseller traces how war concepts such as the revolution in military affairs, counterinsurgency, and hybrid warfare rise, gain authority, and fade.
Read Isabella Neumann's review:
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‘Any government support and intervention should be predicated on organisations having done the minimum required.’ Read more from @ihuk30 as he reflects on his time at DSIT:
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‘The doomsday predictions of wipers against US infrastructure at scale, hack-and-leak operations against defence and political targets, and coordinated destructive campaigns of the sort deployed in Ukraine never materialised.’
Read more @saffronsec :
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