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Cyber Attacks Are Up 47% in 2025 – AI is One Key Factor
Cyber attacks on businesses continue to escalate in 2025, with global organisations experiencing an average of 1,925 ...
The Diplomat7h
Cross-Strait Deterrence and the Limits of US Security Guarantees
The Trump administration faces a critical test of credibility and commitment toward supporting Taiwan. Rhetoric alone will ...
Daniel DePetris: How big of a threat is China really?
The U.S. would be wise to refrain from overestimating China’s military capability and underestimating the capability of ...
U.K. Faces Most Serious Military Threat Since Cold War, Starmer Says
Prime Minister Keir Starmer cited “growing Russian aggression” as he outlined ambitious rearmament plans, including building ...
China’s courtroom espionage strategy demands a federal response
Congress must take action to address the threat of third-party litigation funding (TPLF), which can be used by foreign ...
Cybersecurity’s Next Chapter: Why Global Leaders Need To Act Before The Threats Do
Companies must view cybersecurity as a global capability and invest early in the people, technologies and partnerships ...
Student visa revocations should focus on security, not speech
Marco Rubio is right to target Chinese student visas. Chinese espionage is a major threat. But students shouldn't be barred ...
Top defense officials say Ukraine war has blurred lines, exposing global threats
Top security officials say China and North Korea’s support for Russia in its war against Ukraine has exposed how lines ...
The Stanford Daily4d
‘Profound changes’: CIA Director William Burns discusses the future of U.S. security and intelligence
Burns joined his former colleague and Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies Director Michael McFaul for a discussion on national security and Burn’s vision for the CIA. Burns ...