Analysis

Vienna’s Antenna Forest and Austria’s Quiet Course Change

There is a stretch of road in Vienna’s 22nd district, just off the U1 metro line, where you can stand on one side of a small park and see the Russian diplomatic compound on the left and the UN City complex on

May 30, 2026

Analysis·Intelligence

AI Broke the Criminal Profile. Now What?

How artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of criminal behavior, and why the profiler’s playbook needs a fundamental reset. Criminal profiling has always rested on one core assumption: criminals are creatures of habit. They leave behavioral signatures. They escalate predictably. Their psychology

March 26, 2026

Analysis·Intelligence·Worldwide

The First Cyber War: How Digital Intelligence Shaped Operation Epic Fury

I’ve been covering cyber threats for years now, and I’ve sat through countless conference panels where retired generals talk about “the coming cyber war.” Always in the future tense. Always hypothetical. That era is over. On February 28, the US and Israel

March 16, 2026

Analysis·Europe·Security

The Blind Spot in European Cybersecurity: Why SMEs Are Losing the Attack Surface Battle

Most European small and mid-sized enterprises believe they are too small to be targeted. The data tells a different story. According to ENISA’s 2025 Threat Landscape Report, over 60% of cyberattacks in the EU now target organisations with fewer than 250 employees.

February 27, 2026

Analysis·Intelligence

WiFi Signals Can See You: How CSI Sensing Works

Your WiFi router does more than connect you to the internet. The radio waves it sends are bouncing off everything in your room, including you. And those reflections contain a surprising amount of information. This is called CSI sensing, and it is

January 6, 2026

Analysis·Europe·Intelligence·Worldwide

AI is the Ultimate Distraction for National Security

Signal Poisoning: Why AI is the Ultimate Distraction for National SecurityThe Haystack Has Changed We used to say that intelligence work was like looking for a needle in a haystack. It was difficult, sure, but at least we knew that if we

December 3, 2025

Analysis·Europe·Intelligence·Worldwide

Notes from a Cyber Intelligence Insider: How Digital Disinformation Really Works

The Greatest Danger is Hacked Perceptions For years, I have monitored cyber threats for governments and international institutions. From securing diplomatic missions across 12 countries for the German Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt) to tracking the digital footprints of terror financing for

November 22, 2025

Analysis·Europe·Worldwide

Milipol Paris 2025 Analysis

Field Notes from Milipol Paris 2025: A Smaller Exhibition, Lower Expectations, and a Noticeable Lack of Innovation Milipol Paris 2025 presented a markedly different atmosphere compared to previous years. The exhibition area was significantly smaller, and the overall pace of the event

November 19, 2025

Analysis·Europe·Security

Securing Europe’s Energy Grid Against Hybrid Cyber Operations: A Technical Intelligence Assessment

Overview Over the past two years, Europe’s energy infrastructure has become a primary target for hybrid cyber operations. Attack patterns indicate a shift from classic ransomware to multi-stage reconnaissance campaigns involving OT (Operational Technology) systems, grid-balancing mechanisms, and cross-border power interconnectors. These

November 11, 2025

Analysis·Europe·Worldwide

My Reflections on the Vienna Conference on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings – 2025

The conference was exceptionally well attended, with representatives from a wide range of institutions including IOM, UNODC, universities, NGOs and various governmental bodies. The venue was crowded, and the overall participation level showed how seriously the issue of human trafficking is regarded

October 18, 2025

Vienna’s Antenna Forest and Austria’s Quiet Course Change

AI Broke the Criminal Profile. Now What?

The First Cyber War: How Digital Intelligence Shaped Operation Epic Fury

The Blind Spot in European Cybersecurity: Why SMEs Are Losing the Attack Surface Battle

WiFi Signals Can See You: How CSI Sensing Works

AI is the Ultimate Distraction for National Security

Notes from a Cyber Intelligence Insider: How Digital Disinformation Really Works

Milipol Paris 2025 Analysis

Securing Europe’s Energy Grid Against Hybrid Cyber Operations: A Technical Intelligence Assessment

My Reflections on the Vienna Conference on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings – 2025

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