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Srsly Risky Biz: NATO's cyber approach needs to change

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Srsly Risky Biz: NATO's cyber approach needs to change

Tom Uren and James Wilson discuss NATO's cyber strategy evolving to meet modern threats, including insights from NATO's Cyber Conflict conference. The conversation covers the U.S. military's use of commercial location data to target personnel during operations against Iran, and examines how adversaries exploit widely available data for intelligence and espionage purposes.

Why it matters: Defense and intelligence practitioners need to understand that commercial data sources present active national security risks as peer adversaries use them for targeting and counter-intelligence during both wartime and peacetime operations.

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