Original research that informs how we advise and train.
Our research division produces independent threat intelligence, policy analysis and sector studies — published for the community and embedded directly into our consulting and training practice.
Where our research is concentrated
Emerging Threat Intelligence
Tracking evolving tactics, techniques and procedures across state and non-state threat actors.
Cyber Policy & Diplomacy
Analysis of international norms, treaty frameworks and cross-border cyber cooperation.
AI & Security
Research on securing AI systems and the use of AI in defensive and offensive security operations.
Critical Infrastructure Resilience
Studies on protecting energy, water, transport and telecom infrastructure from cyber-physical threats.
Regional Threat Landscapes
Deep-dives into cyber risk across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.
Workforce & Skills Research
Research into the global cybersecurity skills gap and effective training methodologies.
What we are researching now
Cybersecurity of drone and counter-drone ecosystems
Signal jamming and spoofing, drone hijacking and the security of autonomous aerospace systems.
Read about the partnershipIndia–Europe cooperation in cyber diplomacy
Comparative policy research on critical infrastructure protection and joint executive education.
Read about the partnershipWhere geopolitics meets cybersecurity
Geopolitical risk and its translation into cyber and digital-risk exposure for organisations.
Read about the partnershipOT and ICS security in critical infrastructure
Energy, oil and gas, maritime, manufacturing and utilities — IEC 62443 in practice.
See the related trainingAI governance and assurance
ISO/IEC 42001, AI risk management and the ethics of AI-enabled and autonomous systems.
See the related trainingCyberpsychology and human risk
Screen overuse, online behaviour and the mental-health dimension of digital safety.
Read a session write-upPublished papers and advisories will be listed here as they are released. To discuss commissioned research or a joint publication, get in touch.
Collaborating with academic and policy institutions
We partner with universities, think tanks and multilateral bodies to broaden the evidence base behind our work.
Research grounded in sessions, not surveys
Much of what we publish begins in a lecture hall, a control room or a roundtable — the questions practitioners actually ask. That fieldwork keeps our policy research close to how cyber risk is experienced.
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