Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to influence many aspects of human activity and the functioning of society, including the fusion of AI applications and security. In this context, we can identify two fundamental dimensions. The first dimension addresses how…
The Russian aggression against Ukraine has reopened the discussion about cyberattacks and the use that states make of them during conflicts. Moreover, analysing the case of the cyberattack NotPetya of 2017 helps to contextualise the current events. The harmful acts…
One of the rules of war in Sun Tzu’s ‘The Art of War’ is to win a war without fighting. Both the good and the bad news is that cyberspace can enable this. The world has come a long way…
In a world with unrestricted access to computers and the internet, technical skills and expertise are must-haves. However, having all these also means that any individual or group can carry out a cyber-attack from anywhere. This article aims to inform,…
In Regions and Powers: The Structure of International Security, Buzan and Weaver predicted that the Baltic states – Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania – would be part of the West for most purposes, except for security issues. [1] This article aims…
In 2016, a mysterious person or a group of hackers revealed how big a threat cybercrime can be. Calling themselves The Shadow Brokers, the hackers released more than a gigabyte worth of highly sensitive tools allegedly belonging to the American…
Two days. Two video links. Twenty-seven cybersecurity topics delivered by speakers all around the globe. One computer. This summarizes the QuBit Conference Prague 2020 which was (for the very first time) held online on 23rd and 24th of September. QuBit…
