Intelligence

Philippine Navy scrambles to shield vital undersea cables from spies (Leilani Chavez – Defense News)

The Philippine Navy is exploring ways to monitor subsea cables as part of larger efforts to protect underwater infrastructure from sabotage and spying. Numerous...

L3Harris hones DoD focus with sale of civil space propulsion unit (Theresa Hitchens – Breaking Defense)

L3Harris Technologies’ move to sell a majority stake in its civilian space propulsion unit to private equity firm AE Industrial Partners, represents yet another...

The year that was and the year that will be, according to our reporters (Aaron Mehta – Breaking Defense)

Coming into 2025, the only certainty was uncertainty: Everyone expected the new Trump administration to shake things up, but no one was quite sure...

The Key Challenges of Governing Commercial Spyware (Elaine Korzak – Lawfare)

The use, or rather misuse, of commercially available spyware technologies has been featured in national and international media accounts, investigations, and research reports for...

US hints at cyber role in Venezuela power outage during Caracas operation (Ann-Marie Corvin – Cybernews)

Trump suggested US cyber or technical capabilities disrupted Caracas power and communications. US military officials hinted at coordinated cyber, space, and military “layered effects"....

China’s Nuclear Carrier Aspirations and Strategic Impact (Atul Kumar – Observer Research Foundation)

China’s reported move to construct a nuclear aircraft carrier signals that the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) is reaching an inflexion point in its...

An imminent Indian ballistic missile test highlights escalation risks in the Indian Ocean (Nitya Labh – Chatham House)

In early December, India issued four Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) warning of a long-range missile test it would conduct over the Indian Ocean. The...

Ukraine’s Potential Role in NATO’s Arctic Defense (David Kirichenko – The Arctic Institute)

Cheap unmanned systems have become a defining feature of the Russo-Ukrainian war. Kyiv has not only built a defensive “drone wall” to hold back...

Reframing cyber attribution (Virpratap Vikram Singh – IISS)

In the last few years there has been an increase in public attribution of cyber incidents, where a government utilises a combination of technical...
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