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Categories: TECHNOLOGY

Italian cyber warfare book launch

Entities: Rome · Roberto Baldoni · Milan · Luiss University Press · Arturo Di Corinto

Overview

In late May a book by Italian cybersecurity analyst Arturo Di Corinto titled *Guerra profonda* (Deep War) was introduced at a public event in Rome’s Mondadori bookstore. The launch, attended by journalists, a former minister and former NATO cyber chief, highlighted the book’s focus on how hackers, AI, disinformation and algorithmic tools are reshaping modern conflicts and threatening digital sovereignty.

A few days later the publication was formally released by Luiss University Press. The second notice reiterated the Rome presentation and announced follow‑up sessions in Milan on 9‑10 June. It also noted that the preface was written by former European Commission Vice‑President Roberto Baldoni. Both snapshots stress the growing digital arms race and call for stronger defensive measures by policymakers and the tech community.

Overall, the coverage tracks the book’s rollout from its inaugural launch to its broader dissemination and the continued emphasis on the strategic importance of cyber‑security and cognitive warfare in contemporary geopolitics.

Timeline

  1. about 6 hours ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Arturo Di Corinto’s Book “Guerra Profonda” Examines Digital Warfare

    Arturo Di Corinto’s new book *Guerra Profonda* (Luiss University Press) examines hackers, AI and algorithmic tools as the new frontiers of digital warfare. Launched in Rome with a Milan follow‑up, it urges a re

  2. 3 days ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Arturo Di Corinto Launches Cyber Conflict Book in Rome

    Arturo Di Corinto presented his cyber‑conflict book *Guerra profonda* on May 29 at Rome’s Mondadori store, with panelists Barbara Carfagna and Riccardo Luna discussing digital threats and cognitive warfare.

Sources

blog.quintarelli.it · canaledieci.it · dicorinto.it