The likely future scenario for cyber defence is countering attacks similar to those that have occurred between 2010 and 2020, but with a greater number of events and increasingly complex exploits. This positions cyberattacks and cybercrimes as the most prominent part of a future hybrid threat campaign and could elevate cyber security as the most significant national security challenge to be faced. This Hybrid CoE Paper puts nation-state-sponsored cyber warfare actions into perspective as compared to cyber actions used for espionage or cybercrime and argues how both national security policy and cyber security practices should change to counter looming cyber defence challenges.
Hybrid CoE Paper 10: Cyber conflict in a hybrid threat environment: Death by a thousand cuts
by William E. Leigher
Recent publications

Russia
Handbook on the role of non-state actors in Russian hybrid threats

Arctic region
Hybrid threats in high latitudes: Facing Russia on Svalbard

Disinformation
Countering disinformation in the Euro-Atlantic: Strengths and gaps

Deterrence
