Networks
This issue highlights how studying networks can help us understand security threats and how understanding weak points in networks can be useful in both offensive and defensive applications.
- CREST Security Review
- Issue 1 : Eliciting Information
- Issue 2 : Cyber Security
- Issue 3 : Transmission
- Issue 4 : After Islamic State
- Issue 5 : Networks
- Issue 6 : Decision-Making
- Issue 7 : Transitions
- Issue 8 : Influence
- Issue 9 : Data
- Issue 10 : Stress And Resilience
- Issue 11 : Risk
- Issue 12 : COVID-19
- Issue 13 : Technology
- Issue 14 : Trust
- Issue 15 : Trauma
- Issue 16 : Innovation
- Issue 17 : Misinformation
Article
Adam Joinson, Brittany Davidson
Why networks matter
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| 3 min read
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Dorothy Carter, Cynthia Maupin
Leadership Is a Social Network: Implications for Security
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| 4 min read
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Using Networks to Predict the Impact of ‘Bad Apples’ on Team Performance
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| 3 min read
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Christos Ellinas
Predicting and Preparing for the Failure of Complex Systems
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| 4 min read
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Thilo Gross
Things that spread: Epidemics on networks
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| 4 min read
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Mia Bloom
Islamic State messaging on Telegram
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| 3 min read
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Martin Everett
Covert Networks
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| 2 min read
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Rosalind Searle, Charis Rice
Trust and Insider Threat: Ensuring We Don’t Look Back – or Forward – in Anger
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| 3 min read
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Stephane Baele, Katharine Boyd, Travis Coan
Extremist Prose as Networks
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| 3 min read
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Kate Muir
What is rapport and how can you increase it?
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| 3 min read
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Michele Grossman, Paul Thomas
Community Reporting: The key to defeating terrorism?
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| 4 min read
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Katharina Karcher
Can female participation in political violence lead to social progress? – a case study from Germany
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| 3 min read
Guide
Ben Lee
Understanding the Far-Right Landscape
Guide
| 1 min read
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Adam Joinson
Mind Map: The Bluffers Guide To Networks
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| 3 min read