RUSI Report on Cyber Sanctions and Their Impact on Nation-State Threats
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A report from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) discusses the effectiveness of cyber-related sanctions against nation-state actors. It reveals that while sanctions can disrupt networks of malicious actors, they do not universally prevent cyber malicious activities. The findings are based on discussions from the RUSI Cyber Sanctions Taskforce, which included officials from the UK, US, and EU.
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