We are excited to announce the launch of the second Open Call for the Cybersecurity Seminars grant!

For the second open call, we will support and fund up to eight university programs across the 27 EU countries, excluding those countries already receiving support

Call for submissions: Critical Studies in Digital Security & Society book series. Working on digital tech, cyber, security + politics in the critical/interdisciplinary space? We'd love to hear from you!
More details: degruyter.com/serial/csdss-b…
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Very happy to see our article 'Climate Change and Military Power: Hunting for Submarines in the Warming Ocean' finally out in Texas NatSec Review
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Election security is more important than ever with over 2 billion voters heading to the polls in 2024. Our latest research outlines the diversity of targets, tactics, and threats within the election cyber security landscape... bit.ly/3Uz3oEL

As of April 2024, 50% of the Ransomware Task Force’s original 48 recommendations have seen significant progress, but what about the remaining 24? Today, IST and the Ransomware Task Force are excited to release the RTF’s 3rd annual progress report. securityandtechnology.org/virtual-librar…

Very excited to announce our keynote speakers for this year: Marietje Schaake, James Pamment and profdeibert!

Want to submit an abstract? The deadline is less than 3 weeks away ➡ thehagueprogram.nl/news/2024-conf…

Join us for a great day in Oxford. More speaker announcements to follow soon.

🚀 We're thrilled to announce the Oxford Cyber Forum in partnership with Blavatnik School of Government! Join us for discussions on cyber conflict and security, featuring leaders like David van Weel from NATO, Jen Easterly🛡️ from Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and Emily Goldman from U.S. Cyber Command. eccri.eu/oxford-cyber-f…

“where ChatGPT and other Western generative AI systems are general in nature, Chinese developers have more rapidly moved to sector-specific applications of their products,” writes China Digital for bindinghook. bindinghook.com/articles-hooke…

Despite fears of a looming 'Big One' in cyber attacks, evidence suggests otherwise. Is the future of cybersecurity brighter than we think? Read more at @BindingHook.
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The release of ChatGPT in the autumn of 2022 supercharged the global debate about AI-generated risks. In a new article for bindinghook, China Digital explains how the newly popularised tech has fuelled growing debates and regulations in China. bindinghook.com/articles-hooke…

⏰ The next session of the ECCRI Virtual Research Workshop series will take place on April 18 at 4pm CET where Amy Ertan from NATO will talk about the organisation's evolving role in the cyber domain. 🫵🏻 Register here: eccri.eu/workshops/nato…

For @BindingHook, IST’s Taylor Grossman and co-authors examine the state of partnerships between governments and the private sector for aid to Ukraine.
“In past conflicts, governments marshalled industry to its aid. Now, in cyberspace, the roles are reversed.”
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The $10 billion economic impact of NotPetya pales in comparison to natural disasters like Hurricanes Sandy and Ida. Are cyber threats really the catastrophes they’re made out to be? Tom Johansmeyer uses his insurance experience to analyse.
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Renewed US pressure to divest from China poses challenges and dilemmas for South Korean chipmakers, Samsung and SK Hynix, Aidan Foster-Carter writes on bindinghook.
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Despite fears of a looming 'Big One' in cyber attacks, evidence suggests otherwise. Is the future of cybersecurity brighter than we think? Read more at @BindingHook.
bindinghook.com/articles-bindi…

Interesting paper that challenges the cyber doom and its economic impact compared not only to real life events such as natural disasters but also to other cyber attacks over almost two decades.

Although Ukraine has benefited from the best efforts of many different actors, this conflict may not provide a clear map for the road ahead, Taylor Grossman, Monica Kello, James Shires, and Max Smeets write in a new piece on bindinghook.
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Cyberattacks like NotPetya garner headlines, but their economic impact pales in comparison to traditional disasters. Tom Johansmeyer investigates for @Bindinghook. bindinghook.com/articles-bindi…

So many excellent points in this new piece from the good people bindinghook. This especially resonated: ‘…public-private partnerships are a necessary but thus far underused mechanism for aligning business interests with national security prerogatives.’ Much work to do…