How does a reflexive scholarly practice matter for producing useful cybersecurity knowledge
and policy? We argue that staking relevance without engaging in reflexivity diminishes the …

Offensive cybersecurity is a complex and rapidly evolving field critical for protecting
organizations and governments from cyber threats. However, due to its sensitive nature and …

This chapter explores the role of civil society in cyberwarfare. Following an opening section
defining the term, it examines why civil society and cyberwarfare are not usually considered …

The recent emergence of mercenary spyware like Pegasus or Russia's ongoing
conventional warfare in Ukraine, supplemented by a cyber offensive we never experienced …

A wide range of actors have publicly identified cyber stability as a key policy goal but the
meaning of stability in the context of cyber policy remains vague and contested. Vague …

Authoritarian adaptation to political uncertainties associated with the ubiquity of digital
communications comes in many forms. Some responses are familiar to scholars of political …

The study of capabilities to conduct cyber operations poses key, and often most challenging,
problems for those involved in cyber conflict research. No other warfighting domain faces …

Since the end of the Cold War, there has been a movement towards a multipolar world as
the geopolitical tectonic plates shift. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is likely to be treated …

The recent emergence of mercenary spyware like Pegasus or Russia's ongoing
conventional warfare in Ukraine, supplemented by a cyber offensive we never experienced …

Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems are proliferating in our society due to their capacity to
simulate human intelligence, behaviors, and processes. The increased utilization of AI …