A woman uses a computer in the lounge area of the 27th Chaos Communication Congress (27C3) in Berlin on December 27, 2010. (Thomas Peter/Reuters) After years of dismissing the utility of international ...

On November 7, 2022, the Chinese State Council of Information Office released a white paper titled “Jointly Build a Community With a Shared Future in Cyberspace,” emphasizing a vision of internet ...

The United States has yet to attempt to control, govern and lay claim to cyberspace. Other countries have been much bolder, seeking to plant their flags in a domain on which America depends to project ...

The United States could lose its relative position of power in the world today without being defeated in an armed conflict. This is because cyberspace has opened a new avenue for international ...

It only took one decade. Ten years ago this month, democratic movements, facilitated by social media, began to surge across the Arab world. These movements challenged authoritarian rule, buoyed ...

Microsoft has issued two reports on Russian operations. Its data suggests that most Russian activities are about stealing information and influencing the public debate, not incapacitating information ...

Nations still don't fully agree on what sovereignty in cyberspace is, potentially posing challenges for cooperation. (Bill Roche/U.S. Army Cyber Command) As the cyber domain is more active, and ...

If companies aren’t already putting their teams in simulated cyber warfare environments, they’re not ready.

Success in cyberspace is essential to the advancement of America’s national interests. Digital technologies determine how many of the processes that define modern societies operate, from ...

"More than two decades after novelist William Gibson coined the term cyberspace as a 'consensual hallucination' of data... the Pentagon has come up with its own definition,"* *Inside Defense reports. ...

The best intelligence, the best capabilities in the intangible cyber domain, do not compensate for strategic shortcomings. This is the central dilemma of Paul Nakasone and Michael Sulmeyer’s excellent ...