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Hybrid influencing

Attribution of information influence operations is broken – this is how to fix it, suggests a new publication by NATO StratCom COE and Hybrid CoE

Hybrid CoE Paper 12: Deterring hybrid threats: Towards a fifth wave of deterrence theory and practice

Hybrid influencing

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 13: The Kremlin’s messaging on Ukraine: Authorities and “media” hand in hand

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 30: Russia’s policy towards Belarus: Controlling more, giving back less

Hybrid influencing

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 11: Disinformation 2.0: Trends for 2021 and beyond

Hybrid influencing

Hybrid CoE Research Report 2: Effective state practices against disinformation: Four country case studies

Hybrid influencing

Non-state actors as state proxies: A new Hybrid Coe Research Report looks at the situation in China

Hybrid influencing

Hybrid CoE Research Report 1: China as a hybrid influencer: Non-state actors as state proxies

Hybrid influencing

Hybrid CoE Paper 5: Improving cooperation with social media companies to counter electoral interference

Hybrid influencing

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 15: How states use non-state actors. A modus operandi for covert state subversion and malign networks

Hybrid CoE Paper 1: Countering disinformation: News media and legal resilience

Hybrid CoE Paper 2: DETERRENCE – Proposing a more strategic approach to countering hybrid threats

Hybrid CoE Paper 3: Tackling the bureaucratic vulnerability: an A to Z for practitioners

Hybrid influencing

OSINT practitioners exchange views with Facebook and Twitter

Hybrid CoE launches a playbook on hybrid deterrence

Hybrid CoE attending the OSCE ASRC Side Event on Countering Hybrid Threats