Observing the Unobservable: Wargaming Cyber Deterrence
A study leveraging a new experimental wargame to solve challenges faced by nuclear deterrence analysts.
Topic
Wargaming
Results
20 publications
Simulating Hypersonic Glide Vehicles
Making sense of hypersonic performance through open-source modelling.
Wargaming Deception
A new report on using wargaming as a tool to analyze deception in the context of international security.
Prof. Andrew W. Reddie, Hiroyasu Akutsu, Ruby Booth, Rex Brynen, Scott DeJong, Stephen Downes-Martin, Richard Garber, Mark Howard, Alex Karasick
Building an AI Red Teaming Discipline
As commercial artificial intelligence models have become increasingly sophisticated, we need to build a discipline around red teaming tools, protocols, and red teamers themselves.
Leah Walker, Jake Hecla, Cara Marie Wagner, Prof. Andrew W. Reddie
Cyber Wargames as Synthetic Data
A look into why war games are an increasingly important tool for generating synthetic data to study the complex issue of cyber conflict and escalation, allowing researchers to analyze how different factors influence decision-making in cyberspace despite a lack of real-world data.
Integrating the Art and Science of Wargaming
Dr. Andrew Reddie (BRSL Faculty Director) and Dr. Bethany Goldblum discuss the utility of war-games, the analysis problem of traditional war-games, and the role that experimental war-games can play in adding analytical utility to the practice.
Bethany Goldblum, Prof. Andrew W. Reddie
Wargames as Data: Addressing the Wargamer’s Trilemma
Why cyber wargames have become a widely-used tool in cyberspace.
Prof. Andrew W. Reddie, Ruby E. Booth, Bethany L. Goldblum, Kiran Lakkaraju, Jason Reinhardt
Evidence of the Unthinkable: Experimental Wargaming at the Nuclear Threshold
How wargames can offer more data when looking to understand risks of nuclear modernization programs beyond theoretical discussions.
Prof. Andrew W. Reddie, Bethany L Goldblum