In this podcast, DeNeige Watson, RANE's Executive Director, Geopolitical + Threat Intelligence, speaks with Deborah Housen-Couriel and Dr. Andrea Little-Limbago. They discuss the range of challenges women in cybersecurity are facing, and how they can get their voices heard.
In this podcast, Emily Donahue speaks with Dr. Rebecca Keller, Stratfor's senior science and technology analyst, about how the increasing frequency of natural disasters contributes to a changing global order.
This is the first in a new podcast series from RANE Insights, entitled On Security with Brian Lynch. Brian Lynch interviews Peter Warmka, Founder of Counterintelligence Institute about security awareness training and the development of an effective insider threat mitigation program.
In this podcast, RANE's Emily Donahue interviews Michael Calev, Director of Strategy and Marketing at Perception Point, where he analyzes the cybersecurity industry and market trends. They discuss how remote work creates more potential for content-based cyberattacks, and how to prevent data breaches rather than wait for detection.
While the U.S. TikTok sale may have been the trigger, Beijing’s expanded export controls also signal a long-term strategy to counter U.S. efforts to limit China’s tech rise.
The main factors that have traditionally kept Israel isolated in the Muslim world are changing, opening the door for states interested in enhanced trade and diplomatic ties to join the UAE and explore normalization.
By Ryan Bohl
This century’s geographical perspective is just now being formed. And at its heart is a rivalry between China and the U.S. to succeed Europe’s 500-year centrality in the world system.
By Rodger Baker
Washington's move to expand export controls against Huawei’s cloud-computing affiliates indicates its pressure campaign against Chinese telecommunications and internet companies is evolving to include a wider spectrum of information technologies.
Israel and the UAE have announced their intention to normalize relations for the first time in either country's history, setting a precedent for other states to follow suit.
The White House’s recent actions against China’s TikTok and WeChat apps, as well as officials involved in the Hong Kong crisis, show its threshold for action against Beijing is decreasing.
