More: cybersecurity
China’s Big Tech: From Free Development to Strict Regulation
After a decade of explosive growth, China’s tech sector lost hundreds of billions of dollars in less than two and a half years of...
Expanding the India-ASEAN Cyber Frontiers
The recently concluded India-ASEAN Foreign Minister’s Dialogue (also known as the ‘Delhi Dialogue’) celebrated thirty years of the India-ASEAN relationship. The current year, designated...
Taking the India-Singapore Cyber Partnership Forward
On the sidelines of the recently concluded Special ASEAN-India Foreign Minister’s meeting, Singapore and India agreed on the need to give their relationship a...
Global CEOs Commit to Collective Action on Cyber Resilience
For the first time, leading oil and gas stakeholders are calling for industry to come together to stop harmful cyberattacks.
The action is in response...
Privacy vs Security in the online world
New technological developments and the rise of the internet allowed many people access to the digital world by making it possible to do so...
Europe of Ukraine: Re-contextualization as a Road to Peace and Stability
Authors: Alexander G. Savelyev and Olga M. Alexandria*
The strategic stability concept was created in the United States after it had become absolutely clear that...
The development of warfare cyberspace in the United States, part 2
Cybersecurity defence is the foundation of cyberspace combat capability and an important guarantee for military operations. Guided by the idea of military and industry-led...
Cyberspace and intelligence: Threats to intelligence, business and personal data will increase in 2022
In 2021 cyberthreat actors around the world increased the pressure on security issues, and it is no exaggeration to say that 2022 could be...
Closing the Cyber Gap: Business and Security Leaders at Crossroads as Cybercrime Spikes
The global digital economy has surged off the back of the COVID-19 pandemic, but so has cybercrime - ransomware attacks rose 151% in 2021....
Ethical aspects relating to cyberspace: Self-regulation and codes of conduct
Virtual interaction processes must be controlled in one way or another. But how, within what limits and, above all, on the basis of what...