
The U.S. Capitol siege has revealed the extent of polarization Moscow can exploit to increase its influence and undermine Western democracies.
The U.S. Capitol siege has revealed the extent of polarization Moscow can exploit to increase its influence and undermine Western democracies.
Tehran's increased nuclear and naval activity in recent days risks provoking a military response in the region, including a potential U.S. strike on Iranian soil.
By highlighting the risk posed to U.S. interests, the suspected Russia-linked hack will compel Biden to increase Washington’s cyber resources and, potentially, its offensive capabilities.
The lack of a significant response from the current U.S. administration will grant its successor free range to retaliate against the SolarWinds hack.
The decision will further dim hopes for a U.K.-China trade deal that could help London expand its economic relationships beyond Europe post-Brexit.
Despite Beijing's continued economic threats and retaliatory actions, Canberra shows no sign of backing down from its sustained public scrutiny of China's international affairs.
The shift to trying to physically damage targets via cyberattacks threatens local and Western companies in the Mideast, and critical infrastructure worldwide.
The combination of desperate workers in strategic industries and decreasing security budgets represents a golden opportunity for hostile intelligence agencies.
As the disruptions from responses to COVID-19 mount, it is important to consider the second- and third-order impacts of the extreme efforts being put in place to curb the spread.
The case serves as a vivid reminder of how much damage can be done when software is not patched to protect against known vulnerabilities.