The Pervasive Digital Battlefield More than one in eight mobile applications specifically designed for and marketed to US military personnel contain code from companies with direct links to adversarial nations. This alarming statistic, brought to Read More
The Unseen Threat: Cheap Drones, Priceless Intelligence European skies have become a proving ground, not for advanced fighter jets or missile defense systems, but for the stark reality that twenty-first-century statecraft can be waged with Read More
The Kremlin’s Asymmetric War on Open Platforms 1,213. That’s not a typo, nor a data glitch. It’s the staggering number of apps the Russian government demanded Apple remove from its App Store in 2025 Read More
The Blurring Lines of Space-Based Conflict The latest research confirming widespread, transient GPS interference across Europe, Greenland, and Canada, originating from suspected Russian satellites, marks more than just a technical anomaly. It exposes a chillingly Read More
The New Gatekeepers of Information Large Language Models are rapidly becoming the primary interface for an increasingly large segment of the global population seeking answers. This isn’t merely about convenience; it’s about the Read More
Geosynchronous Orbit: Where Inspection Meets Implication The recent arrival of Russia’s suspected “inspector” satellite in geosynchronous orbit (GEO) is not merely a new player joining an existing observation game. It marks a critical and Read More