Cyber Threats to the U.S.: What Policymakers Need to Know for 2026

Cyber attacks against the United States are no longer isolated events or technical headaches. They are now powerful tools of national strategy used by foreign governments, criminal networks, and ideological groups. A new report explains how these attacks have changed from simple hacks into coordinated campaigns aimed at shaping global politics, weakening U.S. institutions, and putting pressure on American decision-makers. This blog highlights the key takeaways for leaders responsible for national security, public policy, and critical infrastructure resilience. Takeaway 1: Cyber Attacks Are Now Tools of Geopolitics Cyber operations have become a normal part of how countries compete with one […]

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