Interconnectors, which transmit electricity between countries, are even more difficult to repair than fibre optic cables
Rendering US military support good-to-have rather than need-to-have will diminish America’s global influence
Holding shady sailors to account would be a lot less perilous than risking war with a powerful nation
Bright ideas are not the monopoly of those holding jobs in national security
Governments and the private sector should co-operate on action in national crises
Russia and China are challenging the global system of national boundaries at sea and in inland waters
The government is using well-trained civilians to protect energy installations against Russian probing
Wars could erupt, unfold and be lost because we lack enough skilled defence workers to make ammunition
These turbines cost less than half the average price of those manufactured elsewhere
As western governments increasingly call out foreign spies, the risks to travellers in Moscow and Beijing will grow
The disinformation surrounding Koran burnings in Sweden bear out philosopher Karl Popper’s warnings
Vessels masking their transmission signals explain the surprising resilience of Moscow’s wartime economy
The country has instilled a national will to protect in the majority of its citizens — this is no mean feat
Huawei is gearing up its new-generation telecoms technology. Will Ericsson and others be able to compete?
The suspected infiltration of Tromsø’s Arctic research centre highlights the hostile state threat to academia
Innovation is found in the start-up community, but these companies have minimal interest in national security
They need to be convinced that any naval corridor established in the Black Sea will be safe
The Ukraine crisis demonstrates how far businesses have become a target for sanctions or retaliation
States are increasingly using IP theft, business acquisitions and cyber attacks to harm adversaries
Sweden’s new psychological operations agency will attack falsehoods that spread online like a virus
By frightening investors, Moscow’s troop build-up can hurt Kyiv even if it stops short of full-scale invasion
The value of employees who began their careers before the digital age is underestimated
As tensions between rival countries rise, borderless business becomes more difficult
Understanding how countries jockey for power by using the private sector as a proxy requires specialist skills
A lucrative and new field of criminal gain has opened up for sophisticated hackers
