Nietzsche's War Tactics
21 Apr 2026Nietzsche did not see attack as mere outrage, impulse, or personal hostility. He treated it as a disciplined art: strike only when the target matters, stand ...
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The Economics of Professionalization: Revaluing the AISA Membership
04 Apr 2026Professionalization is often presented as a project of standards, ethics, and recognition. It is also a revenue model. The numbers suggest that if AISA adopt...
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Financing Cybersecurity Professionalization: A Monte Carlo Analysis of Salary-Linked Membership Models
03 Apr 2026A credible cybersecurity professionalization body requires more than formal authority. It also requires stable, recurring revenue to govern independently, au...
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Auditing the State with AI: A Proof of Concept Using CyberPath's Grant Agreement
02 Apr 2026Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a tool that governments may use to monitor or influence citizens. This paper examines a different possibility: ...
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What Would a Credible Cybersecurity Professionalization Body Cost?
25 Mar 2026A professionalization body that wants to operate credibly needs enough money to govern independently, audit meaningfully, and enforce standards. If it is un...
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