Cyber Strategy
We examine the most pressing strategic challenges related to cyber policy and strategy.
There is a fundamental dependence on the internet and digital technology across the economy and society, with complex global supply chains, considerations of security and sovereign capability, and access to relevant technology all becoming key geopolitical considerations. Meanwhile, offensive cyber capabilities are increasingly regarded as tools to project national influence. A truly whole-of-society response to these cyber challenges requires a more sustained effort to bind in the private sector, academia, the ‘third sector’ and other elements of wider society. While exploring various international cyber strategies, RUSI’s research seeks to identify what the UK should prioritise through our elaboration of five principles for future national cyber strategy.
Our experts
James Sullivan
Director, Cyber and Tech
Cyber and Tech
Jamie MacColl
Senior Research Fellow
Cyber and Tech
Joseph Jarnecki
Research Fellow
Cyber and Tech
Louise Marie Hurel
Research Fellow
Cyber and Tech
Dr Pia Hüsch
Research Fellow
Cyber and Tech
Fellows
Dr Casey Babb
Associate Fellow; Senior Analyst, Public Safety Canada
Chris DiBona
Senior Associate Fellow
William Dixon
RUSI Associate Fellow
Robert Hannigan CMG
Distinguished Fellow; Former Director of GCHQ
Giles Herdale
Associate Fellow | SHOC Network Member - Practitioner
Miriam Howe
Associate Fellow
Professor Ciaran Martin CB
Distinguished Fellow; Former Chief Executive Officer, National Cyber Security Centre
Dr Adrian Nish
Associate Fellow; Head of Cyber Propositions, BAE Systems
Dr Jason R. C. Nurse
Associate Fellow; Associate Professor in Cyber Security, University of Kent
Conrad Prince CB
Distinguished Fellow and Senior Cyber Adviser
Dr Tim Stevens
RUSI Associate Fellow
