A prism to analyze this case study is the linking up of conventional strategic nuclear risk. Here, overlapping physical infrastructure, data pipelines, software, vendors, and cloud services rely on both conventional and nuclear command, communication, and support. An attack against a non-nuclear or commercial network may therefore be of nuclear interest if it impacts nuclear infrastructure facilities, information or support.
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Abstract The security architecture of South Asia is fundamentally different from that of the Cold War era. During the Cold…
South Asia has been experiencing increasing instability since the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came to power in India, under PM Modi…
Anum A Khan is an Associate Director at the Center for International Strategic Studies (CISS) in Islamabad, Pakistan and a former…
In this era, international safeguards on nuclear facilities and controlled access to fissile materials represent crucial barriers against nuclear proliferation…
Dr Muhammadi Associate Director Research presented his research abstract titled “Perceptions on Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy and its Role…
A Lecture Series on Introduction to Strategic issues and Foreign Relations of Pakistan was conducted by the Centre for International Strategic Studies (CISS) for students of The Millennium University Campus (TMUC), Roots. The two-week series started on the 10th of July and culminated on the 20th of July, 2017. It was followed by a certificate
