Securing the Power Sector: Why Energy Is the Backbone of Critical Infrastructure
What Makes Infrastructure "Critical"?
Every society runs on a small set of essentials — food, water, shelter, and energy.
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Why Africa's Cybercrime Fight Needs More Than a Drill — And Why Drills Alone Won't Win It
A Week in Victoria Falls
Earlier this year, law enforcement officers, national CERT/CIRT/SOC teams, and cybersecurity practitioners from
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Privacy Badger and the Privacy Paradox: Why We Say One Thing and Click Another
A Small Icon With a Big Job
If you've ever installed a browser extension called Privacy Badger, you&
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"Why a Workshop Just for Women?" — A Question Worth Answering Properly
Whenever we announce a cybersecurity or online safety workshop designed specifically for women entrepreneurs, one question comes up almost every
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From Storms to Servers: How the Energy Sector's Vulnerability Story Shifted from Climate to Cyber — and Why That's Actually Good News
In 2013, the U.S. Department of Energy published a sobering report on how climate change and extreme weather were
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When the Same "Digital Key" Ends Up in Too Many Hands: The Hidden Risk of Duplicate SSH Certificates
Most people have never heard of SSH, but almost every website, app, and company you interact with relies on it
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The Catalyst Problem: What Forces Governance Models to Change
Part 5 of 5: Why Cyber Can't Wait for Disaster to Innovate
The nuclear industry reorganized its governance
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Building for the Speed of Light: A Cyber Governance Model That Might Actually Work
Part 4 of 5: From Nuclear Ambition to Cyber Reality
By now the pattern is clear: cyber regulation has spent
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Inside Geneva Digital Week 2026: How the World Sat Down to Govern AI Together
Last week, Geneva reclaimed its title as the world's diplomatic capital — this time for artificial intelligence. From July
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When Insurance Fails: Why Financial Liability Cannot Regulate Cyber
Part 3 of 5: The Collapse of the Enforcement Mechanism
In nuclear regulation, insurance companies did what governments and international
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