The West is in the middle of an undeclared cyberwar with Russia. The problem is, few Western leaders want to publicly acknowledge this or, apparently, do much about it. If Washington hopes to get European allies on board with its new, more competitive approach to Russia, it will have to start by leading the West in a clear-eyed assessment of the situation at hand and taking concrete steps to turn the tide through offensive cyber operations.
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John R. Deni: The West’s confusion over Russia’s cyberwars
Many Western governments appear immobilized by the fear of escalatory counterattacks, but this is surrendering to Moscow.
