Global CYBER-GEOPOLITICAL INTELLIGENCE 2027: Volume II - Cyberwarfare, Economic Security and Competition

GLOBAL CYBER-GEOPOLITICAL INTELLIGENCE 2027, Volume II takes the reader inside the cyberwarfare and economic-security dimension of great-power competition - where state-directed cyber operations, espionage, sanctions and export controls, technology competition and financial-system dependency now shape corporate risk and executive decision-making as directly as any boardroom agenda item.Across ten parts, this volume examines: Cyber Conflict and State Operations; Espionage and Pre-positioning; Economic Security; Sanctions and Export Controls; Technology Competition; Financial-System Dependency; Strategic Trade and Investment; Corporate Geopolitical Exposure; Crisis Escalation; and Executive Decision-Making.Each part is built around a verified case study - drawn from real incidents including the Volt Typhoon pre-positioning campaign, the Viasat KA-SAT attack, the Change Healthcare disruption, and the Microsoft and Seagate export-control and sanctions settlements - paired with an illustrative boardroom dialogue, decision and escalation tables, board-level questions, and a set of operational tools and templates (including the publisher-developed PATH framework: Proposition, Actual dependency, Transmission, Handover) that translate geopolitical signal into an enterprise exposure chain leadership can act on.Written for boards, C-suite executives, corporate security, risk and intelligence functions, and any leader who needs to convert cyber-geopolitical developments into a 30/60/90-day plan rather than a headline, Volume II closes with a 2027-2030 outlook and a full glossary, bibliography and evidence dossiers for further verification.