Security, Cyber & Counter-Threats examines the evolving landscape of digital conflict, hybrid warfare, and threat mitigation in an increasingly networked world.
This magazine covers cyber operations, information warfare, digital resilience, and security architectures shaping modern defense and intelligence ecosystems.
Designed for analysts, policymakers, and technology leaders, it delivers actionable insights into how states and non-state actors compete, defend, and adapt in the information age.
From the smartphones in our pockets to the critical infrastructure powering our nations, technology has become the invisible backbone of modern society. This deep integration has unlocked unprecedented efficiency and connectivity, yet it has also created a vast, complex, and…
Despite decades of public campaigns and strict enforcement, drunk driving remains one of the leading causes of road fatalities worldwide. Traditional countermeasures—such as roadside breathalyzers—are fundamentally reactive, intervening only after a driver is already impaired and behind the wheel. But…
Introduction Microalgae—microscopic, photosynthetic organisms that thrive in water—have rapidly gained attention as a cornerstone of the bioeconomy. Their remarkable ability to convert sunlight, CO₂, and nutrients into high-value products makes them uniquely positioned to address global challenges in energy, health,…
In today’s world, where cyber threats are growing in sophistication and critical infrastructures face unprecedented vulnerabilities, secure communication has become a matter of national and global security. The advent of quantum computing further heightens this urgency, as conventional encryption methods…
Mixed reality (MR) has rapidly evolved from a futuristic concept to a transformative force, weaving digital overlays into our physical world with applications ranging from manufacturing and medicine to education and entertainment. Within military contexts, its potential is profound: soldiers…
The SolarWinds breach was more than just another cyber incident—it was a watershed moment that fundamentally reshaped how the federal government, and particularly the Department of Defense (DoD), thought about security. The attack revealed that traditional perimeter defenses were no…
This article explores how cyber warfare is reshaping the future of nuclear security. As hackers gain the ability to disrupt sensors, communications, and decision-making networks, the risk of miscalculation in nuclear command and control (NC3) systems has never been greater.…
Cyber attacks on power grids and nuclear plants are no longer just a distant possibility—they’re happening now. With critical infrastructure increasingly targeted by hackers, the risks extend from economic disruption to national security crises. This article explores the threats, real-world…
For decades, dominance over the electromagnetic spectrum has defined superiority in defense and security. Microwave radars have enabled long-range detection, while infrared sensors have tracked heat signatures. Yet, between these two lies a little-explored region of the spectrum—the terahertz (THz)…
If you’ve ever watched the smokestacks of a paper mill or felt the intense heat radiating from an industrial dryer, you’ve seen one of manufacturing’s most energy-hungry challenges: removing water. Drying and dewatering processes are the silent giants of industrial…