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Two more weeks left to apply for our workshop on "Cyber Escalation in Conflict: Bridging Policy, Data, and Theory." More information on workshop topics and submission guidelines available here: cpass.ucsd.edu/cyber/index.ht…

Welcome to Center for Peace and Security Studies (cPASS) and Cyber Escalation Lab, Gil Baram!

One more week left to apply for the upcoming Cyber Escalation Lab Center for Peace and Security Studies (cPASS) workshop on "Cyber Escalation in Conflict: Bridging Policy, Data, and Theory". Come join us for an in-person #cybersecurity workshop in San Diego! The clock is ticking! More details here: cpass.ucsd.edu/cyber/index.ht…

Two days left until the September 15 deadline to apply for our workshop on "Cyber Escalation in Conflict: Bridging Policy, Data, and Theory"

Great start to the day with presentations from JD Work, Jason Healey, and Martin Libicki on Cyber Escalation at our Cyber Escalation in Conflict Conference

Can cyber intensification truly be considered escalation? Question posed from Emily Goldman. #Cyberescalation #cybersecurity #cPASS

Looking forward to reading Gil Baram's latest work on publicity and secrecy in #offensivecyber operations that just came out in JournalofGlobSecStud. academic.oup.com/jogss/article-…

In this new research innovation, Gil Baram explores the strategies used by parties on both sides when publicly acknowledging involvement in Offensive Cyber Operations 👇 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/jogss/…