Aug 5, 2026 · 41 min · 11 segments
“Not every attack is visible and not every war is declared.” In recent decades, conflict has moved beyond physical borders into the digital realm. Cyber operations now have the power to disrupt…
Elisabeth Hofberger PippanGuestNityaHostAswathiHostToday, we are incredibly lucky to be joined by Dr. Elisabeth Hofberger Pippen, who serves as a policy advisor for security policy and international order at the Vienna office of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
Her research focuses on international law, arms conflicts, and the legal implications of emerging technologies.
We invited her because her work speaks directly to the transition from traditional warfare to digital operations, including cyberattacks, state surveillance, and the challenges surrounding attribution.
Thank you for joining us today.
Would you like to introduce yourself?
So the last couple of years, I've been working at the intersection of international law and politics with a very specific focus on everything that relates to digitalization, to new technologies, to military robotics, and also, of course, the cyber realm.
Thank you.
Today, we are incredibly lucky to be joined by Dr. Elisabeth Hofberger Pippen, who serves as a policy advisor for security policy and international order at the Vienna office of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
Her research focuses on international law, arms conflicts, and the legal implications of emerging technologies.
We invited her because her work speaks directly to the transition from traditional warfare to digital operations, including cyberattacks, state surveillance, and the challenges surrounding attribution.
Thank you for joining us today.
Would you like to introduce yourself?
So the last couple of years, I've been working at the intersection of international law and politics with a very specific focus on everything that relates to digitalization, to new technologies, to military robotics, and also, of course, the cyber realm.
Thank you.
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