The environment has changed...
Infrastructure disruption is no longer a side effect of conflict—it's a deliberate instrument of state power.
Recent U.S. government acknowledgments of cyber-enabled operations during military campaigns signal a meaningful shift: power grids, communications networks, and critical systems are now overt targets. For operators, boards, and technology providers, this changes everything.
In our latest piece with WWT, we break down what this means for threat models, resilience planning, and governance—when disruption isn't accidental, it's strategic.
Read the article I co-authored with World Wide Technology.
https://www.wwt.com/blog/infrastructure-as-a-strategic-target-of-war
Geopolitical Risk
Adding detail to the concepts of the Cyber Safety Review Board
Plan for security in your sprint to deploy.
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Agents of Change: The Rise of Autonomous AI in Cybersecurity
China is embedding vulnerabilities into the very technologies Americans depend on.
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My OpEd for the Hill