Sovereignty, Security & Cyber

Israel absorbs more nation-state cyber attacks than any country on earth except the United States — and almost none of them are Russian.

The most advanced cybersecurity system in the world is not a product, and it is not a stack of fifty tools.

Israel is not good at cyber because it has many start-ups. It has many start-ups because it built a system that manufactures category-creating security companies

The next big trends in cybertech across the world but with strong focus on Israel

Israel did not become the world’s second cyber nation because it has more hackers, more start-ups or more enemies than anyone else.

“Cyber” is not one thing. It is four: an academic concept, an auditable standard, a military doctrine and a market category — and each one builds a different agency, a different budget and a different

How a state turns digital sovereignty from a stack of assets into an operating capability — crisis management, decision-making, national asset mapping, and science planning — with the institutional

In what must a state actually be sovereign — and where do the real dependencies bite? A layer-by-layer map of the assets a modern state must own, share, or rent with an exit plan.

Europe needs tech sovereignty to avoid dependency traps, protect democracy and data, secure supply chains, capture AI value, and align digital growth with sustainability.

Europe’s Next Generation Internet is a strategy: build trustable, interoperable, secure, privacy-first infrastructure—and turn rights, resilience, and standards into advantage now.

Blueprint for a resilient Czech Republic in the Age of Intelligence—8 strategic pillars to rewire the state for foresight, agility, innovation, and tech sovereignty.

Cognitive warfare targets perception, trust, and decision-making. It's not about truth or lies—it's about controlling how we think, feel, and act under manipulation.