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A Heterodox Conclusion on Intelligence Failures in the Age of Cyberwarfare

Uri Bar-Joseph
A Heterodox Conclusion on Intelligence Failures in the Age of Cyberwarfare

From Shanghai to New York: Contrasts, Contradictions, Cyberwarfare

Jennifer Sun
From Shanghai to New York: Contrasts, Contradictions, Cyberwarfare

2016: The Year of the Great Middle East Cyberwar?

Benjamin Runkle
2016: The Year of the Great Middle East Cyberwar?

The Real Fog of Cyberwar: Operational Cyber Planning

Brandon Valeriano
The Real Fog of Cyberwar: Operational Cyber Planning

PODCAST: Cyberwar and Cybersecurity

Peter W. Singer, Allan Friedman, Max Fisher, and Ryan Evans
PODCAST: Cyberwar and Cybersecurity

System Shutdown: Does the Government Shutdown Help Us Understand Cyberwar?

Adam Elkus
System Shutdown: Does the Government Shutdown Help Us Understand Cyberwar?

Swap Around and Find Out: The New Rules of International Digital Economic Warfare

Adam Zarazinski and Bruno Faviero
Swap Around and Find Out: The New Rules of International Digital Economic Warfare

Amplifiers and Dampeners of Cyber Escalation

Jason Healey and Virpratap Vikram Singh
Amplifiers and Dampeners of Cyber Escalation

Understanding Cyber Effects in Modern Warfare

Jason Healey
Understanding Cyber Effects in Modern Warfare

File Not Found: Russia Is Hacking Evidence of Its War Crimes

Rhiannon Neilsen
File Not Found: Russia Is Hacking Evidence of Its War Crimes

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once? Cyberspace Operations and Chinese Strategy

Joshua Rovner
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once? Cyberspace Operations and Chinese Strategy

Bind Ukraine’s Military-Technology Revolution to Rapid Capability Development

Mykhaylo Lopatin
Bind Ukraine’s Military-Technology Revolution to Rapid Capability Development

Welcome to Cyber Realism: Parsing the 2023 Department of Defense Cyber Strategy

Emerson T. Brooking and Erica Lonergan
Welcome to Cyber Realism: Parsing the 2023 Department of Defense Cyber Strategy

A Divorce Between the Navy and Cyber Command Would Be Dangerous

Chris C. Demchak, Michael Poznansky, and Sam Tangredi
A Divorce Between the Navy and Cyber Command Would Be Dangerous

Navigating South Korea’s Plan for Preemption

Clint Work
Navigating South Korea’s Plan for Preemption

AI At War

Anthony King
AI At War

The Future of China’s Cognitive Warfare: Lessons from the War in Ukraine

Koichiro Takagi
The Future of China’s Cognitive Warfare: Lessons from the War in Ukraine

Assess Russia’s Cyber Performance Without Repeating Its Past Mistakes

Gavin Wilde
Assess Russia’s Cyber Performance Without Repeating Its Past Mistakes

Building a Cyber Force Is Even Harder Than You Thought

Max Smeets
Building a Cyber Force Is Even Harder Than You Thought

From Bombs to Bits: Air-to-Ground Operations as a Model for the Tactical Information Environment

Terry Traylor and David Nass
From Bombs to Bits: Air-to-Ground Operations as a Model for the Tactical Information Environment

There Is No Cyber ‘Shock and Awe’: Plausible Threats in the Ukrainian Conflict

Lennart Maschmeyer and Nadiya Kostyuk
There Is No Cyber ‘Shock and Awe’: Plausible Threats in the Ukrainian Conflict

Accidents and Escalation in a Cyber Age

Andrew A. Szarejko and John Arquilla
Accidents and Escalation in a Cyber Age

Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy

Erica Lonergan and Jacquelyn Schneider
Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy

Why Cyber War Is Subversive, and How that Limits its Strategic Value

Lennart Maschmeyer
Why Cyber War Is Subversive, and How that Limits its Strategic Value

Can’t Sail Away from Cyber Attacks: ‘Sea-Hacking’ from Land

Chris C. Demchak and Michael L. Thomas
Can’t Sail Away from Cyber Attacks: ‘Sea-Hacking’ from Land

Cyber Security as Counter-Terrorism: Seeking a Better Debate

Simon Handler, Emma Schroeder, and Trey Herr
Cyber Security as Counter-Terrorism: Seeking a Better Debate

Warfighting in Cyberspace

Joshua Rovner
Warfighting in Cyberspace

Five Reasons Not to Split Cyber Command from the NSA Any Time Soon – If Ever

Chris C. Demchak
Five Reasons Not to Split Cyber Command from the NSA Any Time Soon – If Ever

The Faultline Between Futurists and Traditionalists in National Security

John Speed Meyers and David Jackson
The Faultline Between Futurists and Traditionalists in National Security

A Grand Strategy Based on Resilience

Erica Borghard
A Grand Strategy Based on Resilience

Should the Military Protect the Election?

Joshua Rovner
Should the Military Protect the Election?

Make Russia Sanctions Effective Again

Edward Fishman
Make Russia Sanctions Effective Again

Inside Job: The Challenge of Foreign Online Influence in U.S. Elections

Timothy Frye
Inside Job: The Challenge of Foreign Online Influence in U.S. Elections

Hack-and-Leak Operations and U.S. Cyber Policy

James Shires
Hack-and-Leak Operations and U.S. Cyber Policy

The Pentagon Should Train for — and Not Just Talk About — Great-Power Competition

Tom Greenwood and Owen Daniels
The Pentagon Should Train for — and Not Just Talk About — Great-Power Competition

Defense Strategy for a Post-Trump World

Van Jackson
Defense Strategy for a Post-Trump World

Disgraceful Pardons: Dishonoring Our Honorable

Bradley J. Strawser and Pauline Shanks Kaurin
Disgraceful Pardons: Dishonoring Our Honorable

The President’s Own as a Model for the Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary

Patrick Cirenza
The President’s Own as a Model for the Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary

Cyber War as an Intelligence Contest

Joshua Rovner
Cyber War as an Intelligence Contest

It’s Time to Talk About A2/AD: Rethinking the Russian Military Challenge

Michael Kofman
It’s Time to Talk About A2/AD: Rethinking the Russian Military Challenge

The Fight in the Right: It is Time to Tackle White Supremacist Terrorism Globally

Robert Levinson
The Fight in the Right: It is Time to Tackle White Supremacist Terrorism Globally

Russian AI-Enabled Combat: Coming to a City Near You?

Margarita Konaev and Samuel Bendett
Russian AI-Enabled Combat: Coming to a City Near You?

In the Era of Electronic Warfare, Bring Back Pigeons

Frank Blazich
In the Era of Electronic Warfare, Bring Back Pigeons

Between Multistakeholderism and Sovereignty: Cyber Norms in Egypt and the Gulf States

James Shires
Between Multistakeholderism and Sovereignty: Cyber Norms in Egypt and the Gulf States

Can We Talk? The Obligation of Military Service

Charles Dunlap
Can We Talk? The Obligation of Military Service

Pioneers of Deception: Lessons from the Ghost Army

Jennifer McArdle
Pioneers of Deception: Lessons from the Ghost Army

The 2018 State of the Digital Union: The Seven Deadly Sins of Cyber Security We Must Face

Peter W. Singer
The 2018 State of the Digital Union: The Seven Deadly Sins of Cyber Security We Must Face

Blue Hair in the Gray Zone

Jacquelyn Schneider
Blue Hair in the Gray Zone

Do Trees Fall in Cyberspace?

H. Akın Ünver
Do Trees Fall in Cyberspace?

Deterrence in Retreat: How the Cold War’s Core Principle Fell Out of Fashion

T. Negeen Pegahi
Deterrence in Retreat: How the Cold War’s Core Principle Fell Out of Fashion

Gaming to Victory: Synthetic Training for Future Combat

Jennifer McArdle
Gaming to Victory: Synthetic Training for Future Combat

China’s Global Charm Offensive

Andrea Little Limbago
China’s Global Charm Offensive

Hoisted by Which Petard, Exactly? Cyber Warfare, Collisions at Sea, and Threat Inflation

David Benson
Hoisted by Which Petard, Exactly? Cyber Warfare, Collisions at Sea, and Threat Inflation

Cyber-Operations and the Misunderstood Doomsday Machine: A Rebuttal

Ben Buchanan
Cyber-Operations and the Misunderstood Doomsday Machine: A Rebuttal

Cyber-Attacks: Who’s Keeping Score?

Sean McBride
Cyber-Attacks: Who’s Keeping Score?

Struggling with Cyber: A Critical Look at Waging War Online

Daniel Moore
Struggling with Cyber: A Critical Look at Waging War Online

The Cyber Workforce Gap: A National Security Liability?

Laura Bate
The Cyber Workforce Gap: A National Security Liability?

An Eye for an Eye: Deterring Russian Cyber Intrusions

Evan Perkoski and Michael Poznansky
An Eye for an Eye: Deterring Russian Cyber Intrusions

The Best Strategy for Cyber-Conflict May Not Be a Cyber-Strategy

Benjamin Runkle
The Best Strategy for Cyber-Conflict May Not Be a Cyber-Strategy

War and The Treacheries of Taxonomy

Tim Feist
War and The Treacheries of Taxonomy

The Carrot or the Stick? Incentivizing Safe Cyber

Maria-Kristina Hayden, Michael David, and Brian Holmes
The Carrot or the Stick? Incentivizing Safe Cyber

Can Fancy Bear Be Stopped? The Clear and Present Danger of Russian Info Ops

Joshua Foust
Can Fancy Bear Be Stopped? The Clear and Present Danger of Russian Info Ops

The Ghosts of Soviets Past: Unearthing the Memory of Occupation in Estonia

Adam Maisel and Will DuVal
The Ghosts of Soviets Past: Unearthing the Memory of Occupation in Estonia

Digging into the Archeology of the Future

Matthew Kirschenbaum
Digging into the Archeology of the Future

A Not-So Secret History of Cyber War

Ben Buchanan
A Not-So Secret History of Cyber War

Swaggering in Cyberspace: Busting the Conventional Wisdom on Cyber Coercion

Craig Neuman and Michael Poznansky
Swaggering in Cyberspace: Busting the Conventional Wisdom on Cyber Coercion

Time for Washington to Amp up the Power to Coerce

David Gompert and Hans Binnendijk
Time for Washington to Amp up the Power to Coerce

Killing Jihadist Hackers Sets a Flawed Precedent

Meg King and Grayson Clary
Killing Jihadist Hackers Sets a Flawed Precedent

Forging a National Security Agenda: An Open Letter to the Next President

Lani Kass
Forging a National Security Agenda: An Open Letter to the Next President

Did Anonymous Just Save The World From ISIL?

Clint Watts
Did Anonymous Just Save The World From ISIL?

Can America Compete with China’s Great Military Leap Forward?

Peter Dombrowski
Can America Compete with China’s Great Military Leap Forward?

Is the Islamic State a Cyber Threat?

Benjamin Runkle
Is the Islamic State a Cyber Threat?

The OPM Cyber Blunder is America’s Fault, not China’s

Matthew Hipple
The OPM Cyber Blunder is America’s Fault, not China’s

World War III: Neither Imminent nor Impossible

Ryan Neuhard
World War III: Neither Imminent nor Impossible

No Patch For Incompetence: Our Cybersecurity Problem Has Nothing to Do With Cybersecurity

Adam Elkus
No Patch For Incompetence: Our Cybersecurity Problem Has Nothing to Do With Cybersecurity

Short Legs Can’t Win Arms Races: Range Issues and New Threats to Aerial Refueling put U.S. Strategy at Risk

Greg Knepper and Peter W. Singer
Short Legs Can’t Win Arms Races: Range Issues and New Threats to Aerial Refueling put U.S. Strategy at Risk

Summer Reading List: 10 Books You Overlooked in Your Quest to Predict the Next Great War

Robbie Gramer
Summer Reading List: 10 Books You Overlooked in Your Quest to Predict the Next Great War

Just How Dangerous Is It Really?

Frank Hoffman
Just How Dangerous Is It Really?

Weekend Reading: March 6-8

Lauren Katzenberg
Weekend Reading: March 6-8

The Seductiveness of Special Ops?

Michael Noonan
The Seductiveness of Special Ops?

Aspiring Yodas: Apply to Fill Andy Marshall’s Shoes on USAJOBS

Ryan Evans
Aspiring Yodas: Apply to Fill Andy Marshall’s Shoes on USAJOBS

The Still Nearly Impossible Job of Secretary of Defense

Charles Stevenson
The Still Nearly Impossible Job of Secretary of Defense

The Counterinsurgency Paradigm Shift

Justin Lynch
The Counterinsurgency Paradigm Shift

Do Cyborgs Dream of Electric PowerPoint?

Adam Elkus
Do Cyborgs Dream of Electric PowerPoint?

War on the Rocks 1st Anniversary Note

Ryan Evans
War on the Rocks 1st Anniversary Note

Nine Questions about the Trans Sahara Counter Terrorism Partnership You Were Too Embarrassed to Ask

Lesley Warner
Nine Questions about the Trans Sahara Counter Terrorism Partnership You Were Too Embarrassed to Ask

War Is A Video Game, And We’re Losing

Adam Elkus
War Is A Video Game, And We’re Losing

Ain’t No Party Like a Clausewitz Party: Part 3

Christopher Mewett
Ain’t No Party Like a Clausewitz Party: Part 3

Ain’t No Party Like a Clausewitz Party: Part 1

Christopher Mewett
Ain’t No Party Like a Clausewitz Party: Part 1

The Pickup Truck Era of Warfare

Jack Mulcaire
The Pickup Truck Era of Warfare

Odierno’s Reading List

Lauren Katzenberg
Odierno’s Reading List

Bad Idea for the Pentagon’s Idea Shop

Peter W. Singer
Bad Idea for the Pentagon’s Idea Shop

5 Reasons We Don’t Have Good Strategic Thought about Cyber

Mark Stout
5 Reasons We Don’t Have Good Strategic Thought about Cyber

Suicide is not a war-winning strategy

Mark Stout
Suicide is not a war-winning strategy