Jason Van der Schyff

In 1942, scientists working on what became the Manhattan Project confronted a disturbing possibility: could an atomic explosion become hot enough to...

When Iranian drones struck hyperscale cloud data-centre facilities in the United Arab Emirates and damaged infrastructure near Bahrain on 1 March,...

Deterrence has long been framed in terms of punishment and denial: states have sought to convince adversaries that aggression would be too costly,...

Telecommunications once seemed like the passive layer of critical infrastructure—pipes and switches that connected everything yet rarely drew...

The race to 6G isn’t just about bandwidth. It’s about control over spectrum, standards, supply chains and the values underpinning tomorrow’s...

It was encouraging to read Microsoft’s thoughts on the transition to post-quantum cryptography—the new generation of encryption designed to resist...

Critical Infrastructure Needs Post-Quantum Protection Today Some argue we still have time, since quantum computing capable of breaking today’s...