@DefenceResNet The speed of innovation and volatile range of threat actors means that defensive strategies are quickly outdated, and hampered by the attribution problem, which in turns delays timely and appropriate response. #DefResChat
@DefenceResNet Offensive cyber activity incorporates the physical, virtual, and cognitive dimensions. Responses must also span this breadth e.g. technical, human, legal, and geopolitical. Disinformation is arguably one of the greatest non-technical digital threats. #DefResChat
@DefenceResNet The pace of change both in terms of technical capability and contextual application, for example legal frameworks/norms development challenged by civilian conduct of offensive cyber operations during the Russo-Ukrainian War. #DefResChat
@DefenceResNet Additionally, there is an asymmetry of power where the impact of offensive activity is significantly greater than the cost to conduct, allowing increased participation by non-state actors which in turn complicates traditional defense paradigms #DefResChat
@DefenceResNet Concepts of borders and defined areas of operations become more fluid, and CNI sectors are increasingly transnational. Increased targeting of CNI broadens the scope of what needs to be defended and relies on increased participation from the private sector. #DefResChat
Our theme for November is 'Cyber, Security and Defence'. We will be looking to showcase some early-career researchers in research spotlights, so don't be shy! Email us: [email protected]
We welcome any suggestions for relevant events or readings on the theme!
@jackattrell08 @CadetCIS Adventurers is run at a local level, so enquire with your unit in the first instance. There are some regional courses being planned later in the year, and details will be announced nearer the time.
@Em_Blackman@CadetCIS Adventurers is run at a local level so in the first instance let her unit know of the expression of interest. Defenders is run nationally every February and October, and there is a local option for county/contingents that can support the requirements.
@RidT Industry specific or generally? IOA e.g.
J H Thomas, "Managing Risk...", (1998), p. 14. [https://t.co/1ZsdpJlIS4]
T Stanard et al, "Cognitive Task Analysis..." (2001), p. 29. [https://t.co/6K8u6CKWA5]
IOC e.g. in Richard Bejtlich, "The Tao of Network Security..." (2005)
New @BritishArmy Review is out, and contains a short summary of my draft PhD on the potential for @UNPeacekeeping operations to encompass the #cyber domain as part of future conflicts, amid ongoing conversations about responsible behaviours in #cyberspace at the #UNCyberOEWG
@CTTScotland @QM_Devon_ACF @ACF_Devon@CadetCIS @CDS_ArmyCadets @SO1TrgHQCadets Please ensure that all failures are recorded on JAMES. Procurement is currently with Army Commercial and information will be released as soon as we have an update. @paul5144
"The concept of cyber peacekeeping may be academically interesting" - Sheila Flynn, @StateCDP speaking at @UNIDIR#CS23 - if my PhD on that topic is judged "interesting" when it's finished, I think I'll be very happy :D
Great panel before lunch. perspectives on: peacekeeping in cyberspace; international law and responsibility; stabilisation; peacekeeping militarisation #pkfutures