Jan Kallberg, PhD
Cyber Defense Research
Dr. Kallberg's research is focused mainly on cyber defense, offensive cyber operations, and national security.
When he registered cyberdefense.com as his personal domain 18 years ago there were four references on the Internet (Altavista) to cyber defense. Today it is 954,000...
Dr. Kallberg has been published (or is accepted) in Joint Forces Quarterly, Strategic Studies Quarterly, Air and Space Power Journal, Military Review, Terrorism and Political Violence, IEEE IT-Professional, IEEE Security & Privacy, and IEEE Access.
Read Jan Kallberg, PhD, latest column in C4ISR Journal (Defense News).
Special Research Interests
Cyber defense, offensive cyber operations, counter cyber, sensitive information gathering, and cyber deterrence.
Cyber warfare in outer space is a research interest and modern warfare rely on space power.
National security repositioning in an era of austerity - especially
nuclear deterrence
This will also affect NATO in general.
Nuclear Deterrence
The reduction of conventional forces ushers in a need for
supplemental deterrence.
Superpowers are increasingly dependent on nukes as deterrent.
This research can be extended into defense, IT-security, business and management.
Speaking
Dr. Kallberg presented at the IDGA "Cyber Security for Government" event in Washington D.C. August 12-14, 2013.
He also presented at the "2nd Annual for Cyber Resilince for National Security" event in Washington D.C. September 17, 2013.
Public Affairs Research Interests
Water and the politics of water, especially the effects of urban sprawl and groundwater over- extraction.
Corporate citizenship and accountability, especially transparency, trust, and confidence. The research about government has bearing on businesses as well.
Transparency and Open Data - especially Open Data's influence of innovation.
