War in the digital age

How Cyberattacks Are Redefining Acts of War

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A NEW ERA OF CONFLICT

Rethinking ‘Acts of War’

Blurring the Lines

WHAT DEFINES AN ACT OF WAR?

Invisible Threats, Real Damage

Cyber attacks in Modern Warfare

NO FLAGS, NO BORDERS

The Attribution Challenge

PRIVATE SECTOR ON THE FRONTLINES

Industry’s Growing Role in Defense

Preparing for the Digital Battlefield

Redefining Warfare in the Cyber Age

Our Playbook

Blogs on Cyber Warfare

Is our definition of ‘an act of war’ outdated?

When we think of war, most of us picture something loud and visible. Tanks rolling through fields, soldiers in uniform, fighter jets in the sky. But today, some of the most serious attacks do not cause broken buildings or explosions. They start with a single file or piece of code that cause significant damage.

perimeter defense to precision-driven: a shift in war and cybersecurity strategy

For decades, scale defined strength. In both military doctrine and cybersecurity, the default mindset was straightforward: the bigger the wall, the better the protection. In cybersecurity, this same thinking led to a focus on firewalls and building the highest possible ‘wall’ around your corporate network.