Current Publications

Examines how the People's Republic of China employs internet censorship, the Social Credit System, and cyberspace operations as part of a whole-of-government approach to pursue political objectives, maintain stability, and shape the information environment.

Explores applications of blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in modern military operations, including cryptographic security, data integrity, and trust. Through the six warfighting functions, the chapter examines how blockchain can strengthen cyber defense, ensure data provenance, improve interoperability, and provide a secure digital foundation for autonomous systems.

Examines how the rapid diffusion of artificial intelligence technologies is reshaping military competition and challenging traditional assumptions about technological superiority, strategic advantage, and the ability of nations to maintain long-term dominance through technology alone.

Explores cybersecurity through the lens of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, examining how human motivations, behavior, and security requirements intersect in increasingly digital environments.