Research - Center on Combating Hybrid Threats
Research
The Center on Combating Hybrid Threats seeks to conduct and coordinate collaborative, relevant, and innovative research related to state and non-state hybrid threats by leveraging the interdisciplinary expertise of Center members and partners.
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Faculty will conduct research, and support student research, on topics related to hybrid threats and leverage the interdisciplinary expertise of Center members and partners.Potential Research Topics:
- Innovation and Combating Hybrid Threats
- The Common Operational Picture in the Multi-Domain Hybrid Threat Environment
- Indications and Warnings to Detect Hybrid Attacks
- Challenges of Attribution
- Identifying Adversary Vulnerabilities to Hybrid Campaigns
- Assessing Emerging Technology as Both Threats and Tools
- Public-Private and Civil-Military Cooperation in a Hybrid Threat Environment
- Strategic Framework to Defeat Hybrid Threats
- Maritime Security in an Age of Hybrid Threats
- Naval Forces Resilience Against Hybrid Threats
- Hybrid Warfare and Interoperability
- Military Strategic Communications
- Cyber Defense
- The Role of Energy Security in Hybrid Warfare
- Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection
- Improving Individual Resiliency
- Combating Disinformation
- Deterrence and Hybrid Threats
- Adversary Hybrid Strategies, Operations, and Tactics
- Combating Malign Behavior at Sea
- Kinetic and Non-kinetic Hybrid Threats on Critical Infrastructure
- Anticipated Non-kinetic Threats in Cyber Domain
- Application of Narrative Economics to Escalation and De-escalation of Irregular Warfare
- Use of Discrete Addictive Manufacturing to Help Mosaic Hybrid Warfare
- AI and Machine Learning in Manipulating Adversarial Posture in Combating Hybrid Threats
- Disinformation in Hybrid Warfare