Cyberspace

From 2015 to date I have researched and written 26 research papers and 11 articles for research teams and organisations in the US, UK and Switzerland.

I'm currently working on (i) cyber threat intelligence (CTI) sharing and intelligence sharing governance; (ii) the geopolitics of cyberspace.

My writing includes reports and original research papers on:

• CTI governance and comparative analysis of nation state capabilities
• comparative analysis of national cybersecurity laws, cyber resilience and strategy in Japan, the UK and the US;
• cybersecurity and critical national infrastructure;
• jurisdictional problems in maritime cybersecurity, cybersecurity risks associated with un-manned underwater vehicles (UUVs);
• cybersecurity, organisational change and insider threat;
• data privacy, data security and false narratives;
• typologies of threat actors, analysis of cybercrime legislation;
• cybersecurity as a component of national security.

Most of my work is not in the public domain. From what remains, here's a selection that's available online:

• Abraham, C. and Daultrey, S., 2021. Considerations for NATO in Reconciling Barriers to Shared Cyber Threat Intelligence, NATO CCDCOE.
• Abraham, C., Sims, R.R., Daultrey, S., Buff, A. and Fealey, A., 2019. How Digital Trust Drives Culture Change. MIT Sloan Management Review, 60(3), pp.1-8.
• Cyberspace: Though the Looking Glass (book, forthcoming)
• Cyber Warfare: A primer (September 2017) - download at SSRN
• Cybercrime: Invisible problems, imperfect solutions (July 2017) - download at SSRN
• Maritime cybersecurity: on whose radar? (February 2017)
• UUVs: A New Frontier for Cybersecurity (April 2017)
• The Geopolitics of Cyberspace, working paper

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