Thinking Security: Catfishing — Who Is Actually Behind the News You’re Getting?
‘Catfishing’ refers to luring someone into a relationship through fictional means. The...
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Author: Adam Silverman
Thinking Security: Strikes, Counterstrikes, the US, Iran, Strategic Miscommunication, and Strategic Confusion
The very tumultuous two weeks of U.S.-Iranian relations that ended 2019 and started 2020 has...
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Thinking Security: Strategic Risk, Managing Complexity, Uncertainty, and Jeopardy In Decision-Making
An important part of thinking security is considering and managing strategic risk. Every strategy...
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Thinking Security: Someone Is Watching You
Do you have an appropriately sufficient level of paranoia? Are you paying attention to the fact...
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Thinking Security: A Busy Week Regarding Information & Security — A Roundup
It’s been a very busy week for both matters dealing with information and security. Almost as if...
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Thinking Security: The Information Did Not Meet Our Expectations, So We Made It Up…
Part of the reason America and Americans are so at risk for information warfare is that we are all too willing to misinform ourselves. It is very easy for hostile foreign actors to make it impossible for Americans to determine what is true, so that anything and everything seems possible because we all too often do it to ourselves.
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Thinking security: Black PSYOPs, laundering misinformation, disinformation, & agitprop
Psychological Operations, popularly known as PSYOP, are the weaponization of information for...
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Thinking security: Rep. Katie Hill, cyber sexual and spousal abuse and the weaponization of personal information
United States Rep. Katie Hill resigned from the House of Representatives around two weeks ago. Her...
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Thinking security: 101 years after the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month
And I can’t help but wonder, oh Willie McBride, do all those who lie here know why they died? Did...
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Thinking security: Political warfare and the 2020 U.S. elections — What can be done?
Last week I wrote about the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence’s (SSCI) newly released second...
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Thinking security: ‘Political world warfare’ and the 2020 U.S. elections
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI), chaired by Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) and...
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Thinking Security: Russian Disinformation, Counterintelligence implications and the Whistleblower Complaint
Last week we took a deep dive into the counterintelligence concerns that arose from the initial...
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