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Combating Ransomware: A Comprehensive Framework for Action

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Combating Ransomware: A Comprehensive Framework for Action

The Ransomware Task Force convened over 60 experts from industry, government, law enforcement, civil society, and international organizations to produce a comprehensive framework for action, with 48 actionable recommendations.
cyber, cybersecurity, defend, deter, protect, Ransomware, respond
April 21, 2021
The Implications of Post-COVID Tech Trends on National Security

Blog

The Implications of Post-COVID Tech Trends on National Security

The tech sector needs to consider national security issues when designing their products and making business-level or internal policy decisions. At the same time, the government needs to more intimately understand the business dynamics that drive corporate and product decisions.
COVID, cyber, Institute for Security and Technology, natsec
August 21, 2020
Is the Enemy in the System?

Podcast

Is the Enemy in the System?

Philip Reiner and Peter Hayes sit down with Dr. Jon Lindsay, who makes the case that the cybersecurity of nuclear command, control, and communications is a pressing concern.
cyber, cybersecurity, NC3, nuclear command, nuclear war, offensive cyber, risk
June 20, 2019
Cyber Operations and Nuclear Weapons

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Cyber Operations and Nuclear Weapons

In Cyber Operations and Nuclear Weapons, Jon Lindsay argues that "offensive cyber operations targeting NC3 introduce a number of under-appreciated risks of organizational breakdown, decision making confusion, and rational miscalculation in a nuclear crisis.”
accidental launch, arms control, attack vector, complexity, computer, control, counterattack, counterintelligence, countermeasure, crisis, crytographic, cyber, digital, electronic warfare, escalation, NC3, reconnaissance, redundant, retaliation, software, stability, Stuxnet, supercomputer
June 20, 2019
Innovation and Adaptive Control in America’s Electric Infrastructure: Parallels to NC3

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Innovation and Adaptive Control in America’s Electric Infrastructure: Parallels to NC3

Providing unique insights into the performance of highly complex command and control systems from a radically different perspective, Mason Willrich describes how each of the major components of electricity infrastructure is interconnected and interactive with the others. How can this be illustrative for thinking about the challenges - and solutions - for nuclear command and control?
climate change, cyber, distribution, electric power, energy, hardware, infrastructure, interconnection, internet, nuclear, nuclear energy, power plant, regulation, sensor, sensors, software, stability, transmission, transportation
October 3, 2019
For Better or for Worse: The Future of C3I Entanglement

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For Better or for Worse: The Future of C3I Entanglement

James Acton evaluates the risk of inadvertent escalation arising from attacks on dual-use (nuclear and conventional warfare) command, control, communication, and intelligence (C3I) capabilities in a conventional war because such attacks would degrade the target’s nuclear command-and-control system.
anti-satellite, ballistic missile, boost-glide, C3I, capabilities, cyber, defense, dyad, early warning, geopolitical, high-precision munition, hypersonic, incidental attacks, intelligence, launch under attack, military, nuclear, orbits, radar, stability, strategic, war, warfighting
November 21, 2019
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