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Binding hookExpert commentary on tech and securityBinding hook Expert commentary on tech and security About Contributors Mission Team Articles Binding Edge Hooked On Trends Book Binder Submissions Contact Us Support Us SUBSCRIBE Search Subscribe to the newsletter About Contributors Mission Team Articles Binding Edge Hooked On Trends Book Binder Submissions Contact Us Support Us SUBSCRIBE Hooked On TrendsMark Raymond / Justin Sherman • 2 October 2024Russia’s UN cyber treaty is a warning for the future of the internetThe UN prepares to pass a controversial cybercrime treaty, signalling a shift toward authoritarian control of the internet and forcing democracies into difficult choicesHooked On TrendsNate Allen • 24 September 2024How African states challenge cyber superpowersCountries such as Libya and Ethiopia are using digital technology to advance their interests in cyberspaceBinding EdgeNils Brinker • 7 August 2024When tech markets fail, lemons prevailEU legislation aims to tackle IT security but will be ineffective unless it addresses the market dominance of tech giantsBinding EdgeAn Anonymous European Intelligence Official • 23 July 2024Can lawyers lose wars by stifling cyber capabilities?Intelligence experts argue that stringent legal frameworks weaken the effectiveness of Western cyber defence capabilities Hooked On Trends Blockchain intelligence and the emerging geopolitics of crypto Sujit Raman • 17 October 2024 As global tensions rise, blockchain intelligence reveals how nations like Russia, North Korea, Iran, and China use cryptocurrencies to fund cyberattacks, evade sanctions, and support illicit agendas Read more Binding Edge Responsibly disrupting cyber-enabled counterterrorism operations Michael Genkin • 8 October 2024 Private sector discovery of cyber tools used in counterterrorism operations raises ethical questions about the balance between user protection and national security, underscoring the need for transparent, multistakeholder governance in cyberspace Read more Hooked On Trends Russia’s UN cyber treaty is a warning for the future of the internet Mark Raymond / Justin Sherman • 2 October 2024 The UN prepares to pass a controversial cybercrime treaty, signalling a shift toward authoritarian control of the internet and forcing democracies into difficult choices Read more Hooked On Trends How African states challenge cyber superpowers Nate Allen • 24 September 2024 Countries such as Libya and Ethiopia are using digital technology to advance their interests in cyberspace Read more Book Binder The dilemmas of weapons in space are illuminated from the archives Juliana Suess • 18 September 2024 Aaron Bateman’s “Weapons in Space” is a history book that enlightens the current debates about space security, making it a must-read for anyone looking for orientation on current arms control in space Read more Hooked On Trends Crowdstrike reveals a “small catastrophe” pattern in cyber insurance Tom Johansmeyer • 23 August 2024 Tom Johansmeyer investigates the economic and insurance costs of recent major cyber incidents, pointing to a growing yet neglected trend Read more Hooked On Trends Bureaucratic initiative redefines German law enforcement cyber operations Jakob Bund • 15 August 2024 Despite international successes against cybercriminals, Germany’s federal criminal police faces challenges in securing broader legal authority for proactive operations Read more Binding Edge When tech markets fail, lemons prevail Nils Brinker • 7 August 2024 EU legislation aims to tackle IT security but will be ineffective unless it addresses the market dominance of tech giants Read more Hooked On Trends The rise of deepfakes beyond social media Yael Ram • 30 July 2024 Manipulated media has become a threat even beyond social networks Read more Binding Edge Can lawyers lose wars by stifling cyber capabilities? 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An Anonymous European Intelligence Official • 23 July 2024 Intelligence experts argue that stringent legal frameworks weaken the effectiveness of Western cyber defence capabilities Read more Editors' Picks Hooked On Trends Russia’s UN cyber treaty is a warning for the future of the internet Mark Raymond / Justin Sherman • 2 October 2024 The UN prepares to pass a controversial cybercrime treaty, signalling a shift toward authoritarian control of the internet and forcing democracies into difficult choices Read more Editors' Picks Book Binder The dilemmas of weapons in space are illuminated from the archives Juliana Suess • 18 September 2024 Aaron Bateman’s “Weapons in Space” is a history book that enlightens the current debates about space security, making it a must-read for anyone looking for orientation on current arms control in space Read more Newsletter Signup SUBSCRIBE Support Us Privacy policy A project by in partnership with Terms and Conditions for the AI-Cybersecurity Essay Prize Competition Introduction The AI-Cybersecurity Essay Prize Competition (the “Competition”) is organized by the European Cyber Conflict Research Incubator (“ECCRI CIC”) in partnership with the Munich Security Conference (“MSC”). 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