As cyber war rages in Ukraine, cyber defense specialist Nicolas Arpagian warns against interference in our presidential election.
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By Guillaume Grallet
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Ihe war is won with tanks… but also with cyberattacks. Asymmetrical attacks that can be as formidable as they are difficult to counter, because the enemy has no face. Can this hybrid war which has already affected the Ukrainian Ministry of the Interior in recent weeks extend to neighboring countries, or even to France? Can we imagine a concrete effect on the supply of meat or oil, as was the case last year in the United States? We posed these questions to Nicolas Arpagian, a cyber defense expert and currently director of cybersecurity strategy at Trend Micro. A teacher at the National Police School and at the School of Economic Warfare, he is also the author of Cyberwar – The War…
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