The Institute for Security and Technology (IST) ‘s latest report, “The Implications of AI in Cybersecurity: Shifting the Offense-Defense Balance,” explores how AI is reshaping

What an honor to be included in this list alongside such inspirational women! I am so proud and humbled to be recognized on the Cyber25

Last month, the World Economic Forum published its annual Global Cybersecurity Outlook, emphasizing important realities about the current cybersecurity landscape: rising cyber threats, changing tactics,

Recently, AI has been generating significant discussion, particularly regarding its implications for cybersecurity, cyberattacks, and cybercrime. Alongside our ongoing research at the University of California,

I recently wrote about the increasing risks of AI-driven cyber threats and their implications for security in Europe. Attackers are becoming smarter and might work

It was a great privilege to speak with the members of the special community founded by Sara Kop! Due to time constraints, we only discussed

I’m thrilled to share that I will be speaking at #RSAC 2025 Conference. Join us in San Francisco, April 28 – May 1, to add

Just before Christmas, we had a tabletop exercise (TTX) at UC Berkeley that brought together a group of the most talented experts in Silicon Valley

“Cyber Diplomacy through Official Public Attribution: Paving the Way for Global Norms” This time, I combine three of my favorite things – public attribution, data

It was such a pleasure discussing these two theories with my students.

Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking at the International Conference on Critical Infrastructure Systems in the AI Era in Belgrade. I (briefly) discussed

In 2020, I planned to attend my first in-person ISA conference in Hawaii. I had already booked my flight tickets, hotel, and volcano tour 🌋

Last week I attended RSAC for the first time. In one word – WOW! I listened to great panels and talks about the new cyber

Thank you so much, Kyla Guru, for joining us on Tuesday to discuss cyber education and share insights from your incredible journey! University of California,

Having the chance to chair a panel in a palace isn’t something I get to do every day 🙂 👑 As a matter of fact,

I had the pleasure of participating in a really interesting panel last week at the “Cyber Defending Taiwan” conference at UC Berkeley. My talk focused

Earlier this month I had a great time speaking at the American Political Science Association annual conference in Los Angeles on the intersection of Cyber

An interesting article recently published by the BBC addresses the question of why we rarely hear about cyber attacks carried out by Western countries. Before

Last week my new paper “Public Secrets: The Dynamics of Publicity and Secrecy in Offensive Cyber Operations” was published in the Journal of Global Security

In late May, the US State Department unveiled its groundbreaking strategic framework for space diplomacy. This strategy marks a significant shift, highlighting the State Department’s

Today I participated in the first Space Systems Command Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) Space Reverse Industry Day, which took place on the beautiful Microsoft Silicon Valley campus. Here are

Two weeks ago I had the privilege of being a part of an exceptional panel of international experts discussing the interconnection between space and cybersecurity,

Last week, I participated in an expert workshop on challenges in the cybersecurity of space systems. The goal of the workshop was to present and

So how secret are offensive cyber operations? In the past, offensive cyber operations have been covert: the results and repercussions of the offensive action have

US and UK officials announced last week that they had imposed sanctions on seven Russian citizens linked to Russian military intelligence. These citizens were involved

In the coming weeks, the US administration is expected to publish a strategy for the cyber security of critical national infrastructures. For the first time

There have been two interesting developments regarding the U.S. cyber command structure in recent months. I was interested in understanding what was going on as

Until not too long ago, offensive cyber operations were considered highly classified operations that were almost forbidden to talk about. An interesting quote from General

Last July, Albania experienced a series of cyberattacks that seriously damaged the proper functioning of the government services (I will write about the connection to

I am glad to share a new piece I wrote for The Lawfare Institute that discusses the available strategies for countries that suffered cyberattacks or intrusions. I

Iranian gas stations were disrupted across the country by a cyberattack last Tuesday. Gholamreza Jalali, the head of Iran’s Civil Defence Organization, stated: “We are

Yesterday I attended a fascinating discussion with CIA director William Burns at Stanford University. Director Burns described his plans in four key areas – 1.

On Thursday, many Israeli sites reported being hacked, their content replaced by messages calling for Israel’s destruction. Recently, Israel’s National Cyber Directorate warned of possible cyberattacks surrounding

A highly important source is The Cyber Vault Project, which is being built and maintained by researchers at George Washington University as part of a

In recent years, we have heard a lot about ‘cyber power’ of countries, but when we think about what the term ‘cyber power’ means, there

Gen. Raymond: “Having a Space Force with a singular focus on the space domain will be hugely, hugely helpful to us [….] There’s a lot