Disinformation is engineered doubt: distortion, timing, and amplification designed to shift perception and behavior. For protection, it becomes reputational exposure, harassment, doxxing, and changes in crowd sentiment. This hub maps how narratives spread, why they stick, and how to reduce operational impact.
Influence Operations
I remember a discussion we had during our international relations class, back when we still called the system “unipolar”. Someone asked what the world would look like if it slid back toward multipolarity. What framework would we use? How would we know we were already there? Looking back, one of
Close Protection
I grew up in movement. Team sports, solo sports, and a lot of time on the tatami. Martial arts were not a hobby; they were like a second home. I lived in that world of repetition, bruises, discipline and respect. In the 80ies and 90ies, you did not just practice
Disinformation
How AI, Sharp Power, and Digital Proximity Redraw the Protection Battlefield So, if in 2016 the RAND article I used for my Disinformation and Cognitive Warfare paper called it the Russian “firehose of falsehood” propaganda model, today we are not dealing with a hose anymore. Automated accounts, synthetic video and