Understanding China’s cyberthreat to Taiwan’s infrastructure
Discussions about Taiwan’s security often focus on the military domain, but in any crisis, the resilience of Taiwan’s critical infrastructure to Chinese cyberattacks would likely be tested. Information about critical infrastructure is closely guarded, making it difficult to assess Taiwan’s cyberreadiness. But incidents such as one last month, when a...
Weekly Digest: Odd Systems’ new camera, RevEng.ai raises $15M Series A, Germany goes with ChapsVision over Palantir
Good afternoon from Resilience Media. Yesterday at Bletchley Park, Anne Keast-Butler, Director General of GCHQ, delivered a warning about the extent of...
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As space gets more dangerous, resilience matters more than ever
In space, resilience must now take centre stage. Why? Because more and more, it is becoming impossible to prevent actions...
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China’s quantum five-year plan is a wake-up call
The UK’s quantum sector has recently been buoyed by a £2bn government commitment, a significant signal of intent to develop...
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Sovereign fuel: how the tactical edge is escaping the global oil crisis
Whenever global oil prices spike, conversation around the impact and reasons usually sticks to the big picture, whether countries have...
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The UK is under attack from grey-zone warfare, and we are not ready for it
The UK is under attack, and we are not prepared. Earlier this month, Kensington Gardens was closed to the public...
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Nowhere to hide
"All warfare is based on deception. Hence, when we are able to attack, we must seem unable; when using our...
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