Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This edition will take place on Thursday the 23rd of May and will feature Connor Lechleitner, Associate Consultant and Head of Critical infrastructure & Government at BeecherMadden. Connor works as the US Market SME on Veteran/Transitioning Military, Government, Intelligence and Law Enforcement Recruitment.
Connor is also founder and currently leader of the Security Studies Research Group at Richmond The American International University in London. The SSRG is a student society focusing on developing and educating of students for their future careers in the broad international security field. He has worked with the British Army with the SSRG on 21st century security threats and the current UK military recruiting crisis.
Cyberwar challenges international state security, as technological capability keeps improving, and access to information has become more widespread the importance of the issue in today's ever-globalizing world grows each day.
During his talk “International Law and its Cyber Warfare Shortcomings,” Connor will discuss:
Loopholes and shortcomings of the international laws of war regarding cyber activities.
Current and recent cyber warfare/terror events and how international law relates to them.
Possible geopolitical ramifications for changes to the current laws.
This edition will take place on Thursday the 23rd of May and will feature Connor Lechleitner, Associate Consultant and Head of Critical infrastructure & Government at BeecherMadden. Connor works as the US Market SME on Veteran/Transitioning Military, Government, Intelligence and Law Enforcement Recruitment.
Connor is also founder and currently leader of the Security Studies Research Group at Richmond The American International University in London. The SSRG is a student society focusing on developing and educating of students for their future careers in the broad international security field. He has worked with the British Army with the SSRG on 21st century security threats and the current UK military recruiting crisis.
Cyberwar challenges international state security, as technological capability keeps improving, and access to information has become more widespread the importance of the issue in today's ever-globalizing world grows each day.
During his talk “International Law and its Cyber Warfare Shortcomings,” Connor will discuss:
Loopholes and shortcomings of the international laws of war regarding cyber activities.
Current and recent cyber warfare/terror events and how international law relates to them.
Possible geopolitical ramifications for changes to the current laws.
