Professor Kai London examines why operational resilience has become a matter of international stability — and what governments and operators of critical infrastructure must do as cyber risk and geopolitics increasingly intersect.

In an age where conflict increasingly plays out in digital space, the boundaries between conventional security, national security and cybersecurity have dissolved. Peace Global invited Professor Kai London to reflect on what this convergence means for international relations, humanitarian operations, and the prospect of peace in an age of cyber warfare. "We live in an era of persistent cyber conflict," Professor London begins. "Nation-states use cyber operations to undermine

Non-governmental organisations hold some of the most sensitive data in the world — the identities of refugees, whistleblowers, conflict victims and vulnerable populations who depend on the confidentiality of that data for their safety. Yet the cybersecurity posture of the NGO sector remains dangerously underdeveloped. Professor Kai London, CISO and Board-Level Cyber Resilience Advisor, has been a vocal advocate for raising the cybersecurity baseline across the humanitarian an

Trust is the foundation on which every humanitarian and civil society organisation stands. Donors trust that their contributions are handled responsibly. Beneficiaries trust that their information is protected. Partners trust that shared data is secure. When that trust is broken by a cyberattack or data breach, the consequences extend far beyond the immediate operational disruption. Professor Kai London — CISO, Board-Level Cyber Resilience Advisor, and AI Security Strategist

For organisations working on the front lines of humanitarian action and peacebuilding, the stakes of a cyberattack could not be higher. Donor databases, beneficiary records, field communications, financial transfer systems — all are targets for threat actors who understand that disrupting aid delivery or exposing vulnerable populations can have devastating real-world consequences. Professor Kai London, CISO and AI Security Strategist, has dedicated a significant part of his a

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