Cyber & Electronic Warfare
In-depth coverage of modern cyber and electronic warfare, including offensive capabilities, defensive strategies, jamming, spoofing, information operations, and the evolving integration of digital and electromagnetic conflict.
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Handala Rebounds After FBI Seizure, Exposing Iran Cyberwar Resilience
After the FBI and DOJ seized Handala-linked domains on March 20, 2026, the Iran-linked group restored its web presence within about a day. The case shows why domain takedowns disrupt visibility faster than capability.
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Top 10 Cyber Escalation Risks Security Leaders Should Understand
A practical evergreen guide to the 10 cyber escalation risks security leaders should understand, with a focus on signaling failure, cumulative pressure, thresholds, and conflict dynamics.
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Top 10 Questions to Ask Before Calling an Incident Cyberwarfare
A practical evergreen guide to the 10 questions security leaders, analysts, and readers should ask before labeling a cyber incident as cyberwarfare.
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Top 10 Cyber Deterrence Problems Security Leaders Should Understand
A practical evergreen guide to the 10 cyber deterrence problems security leaders should understand, from attribution and signaling to thresholds, ambiguity, and resilience.
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Top 10 OT and ICS Risks in Modern Cyberwarfare
A practical evergreen guide to the 10 OT and ICS risks that matter most in modern cyberwarfare, with a focus on disruption potential, safety, visibility, and strategic leverage.
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Top 10 Cyberwarfare Doctrine Ideas Security Leaders Should Understand
A practical evergreen guide to the 10 cyberwarfare doctrine ideas security leaders should understand, from deterrence and persistence to escalation, signaling, and strategic ambiguity.
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Top 10 Attribution Problems in State-Linked Cyber Operations
A practical evergreen guide to the 10 hardest attribution problems in state-linked cyber operations, with a focus on ambiguity, false flags, proxies, timing, and strategic interpretation.
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Iran Cyberwar: Identity Systems Become the Target
After the March 11, 2026 Stryker cyberattack, evidence shows a shift in the Iran cyberwar: attackers are targeting identity systems and endpoint management platforms to disrupt global operations.
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Iran Cyberwar Shifts to Spillover, Retaliation, and Control
The cyber dimension of the Iran war is no longer limited to isolated attacks. From internal repression and internet shutdowns to suspected Iran-linked retaliation abroad, a multi-layered cyber conflict is emerging with direct implications for healthcare, shipping, and critical infrastructure.
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Top 10 Critical Infrastructure Sectors Most Exposed in Cyberwarfare
A practical evergreen guide to the 10 critical infrastructure sectors most exposed in cyberwarfare, with a focus on strategic value, disruption potential, and systemic impact.