ISBN: 978-0691260341, Princeton University Press, 2024, 280 pages, $29.95 (Hardcover) Reviewed by: Ian Murphy, SecuriFense Inc., Norfolk, Virginia, USA The release of Matthew S....
ISBN: 978-0691260341, Princeton University Press, 2024, 280 pages, $29.95 (Hardcover) Reviewed by: Anthony Canevello, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, Florida, United States In Technology...
ISBN: 978-1633889019, Prometheus Books, August 2023, 300 pages, $26.95 (Hardcover) Reviewed by: Jean-Michel Newberg, Independent Scholar, Florida, United States Michael G. McLaughlin and...
ISBN: 978-0593728093, Crown, September 2024, 400 pages, $22.35 (Hardcover) Reviewed by: Scott E. McIntosh, Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies, Anchorage, Alaska, United...
ISBN 978-I-62097-375-2, The New Press, May 2021, 278 pages, $8.50 hardcover Reviewed by Mike Parrott, National Intelligence University Adjunct Instructor Simon Kuper’s Spies, Lies,...
ISBN 162-6-37965-3, Lynne Rienner Publishers, October 2021, 441pages, $98.50 Reviewed by William Garrity, Joint Special Operations University The recent uptick in cyber-attacks worldwide, whether...
ISBN 978-1-95271-506-8, Casemate Publishers, February 2021, 316 pages, $57.35 hardcover Reviewed by: Anthony Lawson, Joint Special Operations University, Tampa, Florida, USA Over the last...
ISBN 978-0-19765-755-3, Oxford University Press, August 2022, 328 pages, $37.69 hardcover Reviewed by: Sean Pascoli, Army Research Lab Offensive Cyber Operations is a timely...
ISBN 978-1-61200-952-0, Philadelphia Oxford, June 2021, 186 pages, $21.48 hardcover Reviewed by: Thomas Brian Ventrone, Joint Special Operations University, Tampa, Florida, USA To the...
ISBN 9781032481784, Routledge Studies in Conflict, Security and Technology, June 2023, 342 pages, $44.79 Reviewed by: John Dill, United States Space Command, Colorado Springs,...
By Gershom Gorenberg ISBN: 1610396278, PublicAffairs, 2021, 496 pages, $34 Ineffective spies, dramatic raids, high-stakes codebreaking, betrayal, and battle in the high desert of...
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