Azeem Azhar's Exponential View

How the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Will Change Cyberwar (with Robert Hannigan)

Mar 9, 2022

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Supply Chain Coherence Checking

03:52

Is There a Supply Chain Risk?

02:15

Russian Separatists' Resilience to the Internet

01:45

Introduction

2min

Is the Siber Domain Important?

2min

Siber as a Softening Up

2min

Solar Winds in the United States

2min

Supply Chains - The Key Driver of the Economic Model

2min

Is There a Supply Chain Risk?

2min

Supply Chain Coherence Checking

4min

What Is the Eco System of Malign Actors?

2min

Is It a 'Siber Offensive Weapon'?

3min

10.

Is It a Russian Agency?

2min

11.

Ransomware

2min

12.

Siber in Ukraine

4min

13.

Is the Russian Stateo Trying to Stop the Crimea?

3min

14.

Russian Separatists' Resilience to the Internet

2min

15.

The Importance of Open Source Intelligence

2min

16.

Putting Oneself in the Mind of the Assailant

4min

17.

The Open Source Community Is a Bit Like Open Source

4min

18.

What Keeps You Awake at Night?

2min

Many experts expected Russia’s war with Ukraine to be accompanied by a large-scale cyberattack, but that hasn’t yet materialized. Azeem Azhar speaks to Robert Hannigan, the former director of the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) – the UK’s equivalent to America’s NSA, to find out how the conflict is playing out in cyberspace and what might happen next.

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Further resources:

‘AI and the Future of Warfare’ – Exponential View Podcast, 2019
‘Cybersecurity in the Age of AI’ – Exponential View Podcast, 2019
‘AI, Warfare and Global Security’ – Exponential View Podcast, 2018

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