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Brandon Valeriano Seton Hall, School of Diplomacy Royal Danish Defence College Cyberspace Solarium 2.0 https://t.co/SabgcdkGH7
Dark Academia
Joined July 2009
Our article on "How Cyber Operations Can Reduce Escalation Pressures" was just published in @JPR_journal. Let me know if you need a PDF.
journals.sagepub.com
Cyber operations ranging from deception and espionage to disruption and high-end degradation have become a central feature of modern statecraft in the digital a...
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Trying to stay off social media but are we just going to skip over outright Russian interference in the election and how it wasn't even cyber.
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So are we better off after 4 years?.1) The Biden 2023 Cyber Strategy clarified that defend forward, not PE is the dominant "vision".2) Regulations matter, and we need more like cyber incident reporting.3) Ukraine's cyberspace is safe and secure, partially thanks to US support.
Finding it kinda funny that I am literally asked more about Beyonce and Trump rather than about Trump's cyber legacy, which was a disaster and likely to lead to more partisanship in cyber security if elected again.
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Finding it kinda funny that I am literally asked more about Beyonce and Trump rather than about Trump's cyber legacy, which was a disaster and likely to lead to more partisanship in cyber security if elected again.
cfr.org
Brandon Valeriano is the Bren Chair of Military Innovation at the Marine Corps University. He also serves as a senior fellow at the Cato Institute. Things did not end well for the Trump’s administr...
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When I get pissed one of my favorite idols is made to cry and I write 1,000 words on it with a student.
thediplomat.com
When a K-pop star cries, the stock market mirrors the emotion as investors demand accountability.
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RT @william_akoto: 🚨My latest paper was just published at Business & Politics! I explore the often overlooked ripple effects of state-spons….
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There are indeed borders in cyberspace, domestic law matters a great deal. Its wild that the DoS would make such a claim.
In cyberspace, there are no borders, and risks federate across all our digital networks. The 🇺🇸 will continue to equip our global partners with the capacity they need to detect, respond to, and recover from threats in cyberspace, which makes the world a safer place for everyone.
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RT @AlexNowrasteh: “Haiti has become an existential threat to our sovereignty, security, and well-being.”. Nativism is an ideology for dram….
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The frauds selling snake oil like this in cyber and IO keep me up at night.
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Wonderful article highlighting the endogenous nature of IO. "Because their goal is to accelerate trends that are already advancing, there is no definitive way for them to know just how much their interventions contributed to driving those trends.".
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RT @SetonHall: The School of Diplomacy and International Relations recently announced the publication of a new book by Philip Moremen, J.D.….
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So the Solarium Strategy was called layered cyber deterrence. The Biden Strategy is integrated deterrence. The main focus is on target hardening and CI, so how is this a shift away from deterrence again?.
Countries like the United Kingdom, Japan, and Canada are adopting the U.S.'s proactive cyber strategy to anticipate and mitigate vulnerabilities, reflecting a shift away from deterrence.
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RT @jaanikamerilo: #Denmark has become the largest donor to #Ukraine in regards to GDP with #Estonia being second and Lithuania third. Sma….
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Love this report and its a great example that the think tank community is vastly different from the academic community. The 4th point about Military Balance and the failures of these sorts of pubs is key.
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If we are already at "escalation" with the targeted killings, what are people going to call a limited ground invasion? Escalating the escalation? Terms have meaning.
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The only thing cyber about the operation was the fear of hacking cell phones motivated the switch to pagers.
nytimes.com
The Israeli government did not tamper with the Hezbollah devices that exploded, defense and intelligence officials say. It manufactured them as part of an elaborate ruse.
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