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As America’s competitors integrate cyber capabilities into their broader national strategies, the line between digital and traditional…

Zoom image will be displayed By Nicholaus Rohleder, NSI Fellow and John Jose The recent NATO Summit in The Hague marked a pivotal inflection point in transatlantic security strategy. In a decisive break from post–Cold War orthodoxy, member states committed to allocating an additional 1.5% of GDP to strengthen critical infrastructure, civil preparedness, and industrial capacity integral to national defense.

The SCIF is the blog of the National Security Institute at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School which provides analysis and opinion from NSI’s Experts on the real national security issues facing policymakers. Follow publication By Nicholaus Rohleder, NSI Fellow Cobalt, once a quiet component of industrial supply chains, now sits at the center of the global energy transition and digital infrastructure buildout.