A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

Outgoing DSIT Deputy Director for UK Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Irfan Hemani reflects on his tenure and suggests next steps for UK government

The predicted wave of Iranian cyber retaliation never came

The predicted wave of Iranian cyber retaliation never came

By treating connected cars as ‘smartphones on wheels’, China acknowledges that they are much more than simple modes of transport. Will Europe do the same?

Outgoing DSIT Deputy Director for UK Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Irfan Hemani reflects on his tenure and suggests next steps for UK government

The predicted wave of Iranian cyber retaliation never came

The predicted wave of Iranian cyber retaliation never came

In ‘Reconceptualising War’, Chiara Libiseller examines how concepts of war emerge, take hold, and then fade from prominence. Cognitive warfare may be next

The predicted wave of Iranian cyber retaliation never came

Outgoing DSIT Deputy Director for UK Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Irfan Hemani reflects on his tenure and suggests next steps for UK government

The predicted wave of Iranian cyber retaliation never came

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

By treating connected cars as ‘smartphones on wheels’, China acknowledges that they are much more than simple modes of transport. Will Europe do the same?

By treating connected cars as ‘smartphones on wheels’, China acknowledges that they are much more than simple modes of transport. Will Europe do the same?

Outgoing DSIT Deputy Director for UK Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Irfan Hemani reflects on his tenure and suggests next steps for UK government

In ‘Reconceptualising War’, Chiara Libiseller examines how concepts of war emerge, take hold, and then fade from prominence. Cognitive warfare may be next

What does the landslide on the Nepal-Tibet border tell us about China’s information controls?

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

In ‘Reconceptualising War’, Chiara Libiseller examines how concepts of war emerge, take hold, and then fade from prominence. Cognitive warfare may be next

In ‘Reconceptualising War’, Chiara Libiseller examines how concepts of war emerge, take hold, and then fade from prominence. Cognitive warfare may be next

What does the landslide on the Nepal-Tibet border tell us about China’s information controls?

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

Outgoing DSIT Deputy Director for UK Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Irfan Hemani reflects on his tenure and suggests next steps for UK government

Outgoing DSIT Deputy Director for UK Cyber Security and Resilience Policy Irfan Hemani reflects on his tenure and suggests next steps for UK government

By treating connected cars as ‘smartphones on wheels’, China acknowledges that they are much more than simple modes of transport. Will Europe do the same?

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

By treating connected cars as ‘smartphones on wheels’, China acknowledges that they are much more than simple modes of transport. Will Europe do the same?

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

By treating connected cars as ‘smartphones on wheels’, China acknowledges that they are much more than simple modes of transport. Will Europe do the same?

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

Rather than fixating on access to one specific frontier AI model, the EU should prioritise establishing multi-model strategies, coupled with harnesses and security expertise

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

A Ghanaian investigator examines some of the barriers facing local authorities

How can states exercise sovereignty when the digital systems and infrastructure underpinning state authority exists beyond a state’s control?

When an Iranian spy agency posed as a ransomware gang early this year, the target wasn’t a government. It was an ordinary company – expected, somehow, to hold the line against a nation state

Binding Hook managing editor James Shires looks at some of the highlights from a recent Computer Weekly investigation