Dr. Kenneth Geers
External Communications Analyst, Very Good Security
Kenneth Geers, Ph.D., is an External Communications Analyst at Very Good Security. Geers served for 20 years in the US Government: in the Army, National Security Agency (NSA), Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), and NATO. Gears is a Fellow at the Atlantic Council, NATO Cyber Centre, and Digital Society Institute-Berlin. He is the author of Strategic Cyber Security, editor of Cyber War in Perspective and The Virtual Battlefield, and technical expert to the Tallinn Manual.
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Election Hacking: Trading Malware for Votes
On Mar 07, 2019
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Emerging Threats
On Mar 04, 2019
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Cyber-Comrades: Alliance Building in Cyberspace
On Apr 18, 2018
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POTUS Is Posting: Social Media and National Security
On Apr 18, 2018
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Cyberwar on a Shoestring: How Kim Jong Un Stole My Malware
On Apr 17, 2018
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Middle East Malware: Threats and Trends
By Dr. Kenneth Geers on Sep 19, 2017
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Global Traffic Analysis 101
On Feb 16, 2017
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The Politics of Attribution
On Feb 15, 2017
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Election Hacking: Trading Malware for Votes
On Mar 07, 2019
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Emerging Threats
On Mar 04, 2019
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Cyber-Comrades: Alliance Building in Cyberspace
On Apr 18, 2018
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POTUS Is Posting: Social Media and National Security
On Apr 18, 2018
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Cyberwar on a Shoestring: How Kim Jong Un Stole My Malware
On Apr 17, 2018
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Middle East Malware: Threats and Trends
By Dr. Kenneth Geers on Sep 19, 2017
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Global Traffic Analysis 101
On Feb 16, 2017
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The Politics of Attribution
On Feb 15, 2017
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Election Hacking: Trading Malware for Votes
On Mar 07, 2019
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Emerging Threats
On Mar 04, 2019
presentation
Cyber-Comrades: Alliance Building in Cyberspace
On Apr 18, 2018
presentation
POTUS Is Posting: Social Media and National Security
On Apr 18, 2018
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Cyberwar on a Shoestring: How Kim Jong Un Stole My Malware
On Apr 17, 2018
blog
Middle East Malware: Threats and Trends
By Dr. Kenneth Geers on Sep 19, 2017
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Global Traffic Analysis 101
On Feb 16, 2017
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The Politics of Attribution
On Feb 15, 2017
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Election Hacking: Trading Malware for Votes
On Mar 07, 2019
presentation
Emerging Threats
On Mar 04, 2019
presentation
Cyber-Comrades: Alliance Building in Cyberspace
On Apr 18, 2018
presentation
POTUS Is Posting: Social Media and National Security
On Apr 18, 2018
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Cyberwar on a Shoestring: How Kim Jong Un Stole My Malware
On Apr 17, 2018
blog
Middle East Malware: Threats and Trends
By Dr. Kenneth Geers on Sep 19, 2017
presentation
Global Traffic Analysis 101
On Feb 16, 2017
presentation
The Politics of Attribution
On Feb 15, 2017
presentation
presentation
Election Hacking: Trading Malware for Votes
On Mar 07, 2019
presentation
Emerging Threats
On Mar 04, 2019
presentation
Cyber-Comrades: Alliance Building in Cyberspace
On Apr 18, 2018
presentation
POTUS Is Posting: Social Media and National Security
On Apr 18, 2018
presentation
Cyberwar on a Shoestring: How Kim Jong Un Stole My Malware
On Apr 17, 2018
blog
Middle East Malware: Threats and Trends
By Dr. Kenneth Geers on Sep 19, 2017
presentation
Global Traffic Analysis 101
On Feb 16, 2017
presentation
The Politics of Attribution
On Feb 15, 2017
presentation
presentation
Election Hacking: Trading Malware for Votes
On Mar 07, 2019
presentation
Emerging Threats
On Mar 04, 2019
presentation
Cyber-Comrades: Alliance Building in Cyberspace
On Apr 18, 2018
presentation
POTUS Is Posting: Social Media and National Security
On Apr 18, 2018
presentation
Cyberwar on a Shoestring: How Kim Jong Un Stole My Malware
On Apr 17, 2018
blog
Middle East Malware: Threats and Trends
By Dr. Kenneth Geers on Sep 19, 2017
presentation
Global Traffic Analysis 101
On Feb 16, 2017
presentation
The Politics of Attribution
On Feb 15, 2017
