In Episode 14 of Doctrine Rewired, we analyze the Atlantic Council’s thought-provoking report, "The Sixth Domain: The Role of the Private Sector in Warfare". This episode explores the expanding role of private companies in the defense and security sectors, as they increasingly influence warfare dynamics. From cybersecurity and satellite communication services to advanced weapons systems, the private sector has become an integral player in national defense strategies.

We discuss how non-state actors are shaping capabilities in key areas like artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and data analytics—technologies that are redefining the battlefield. Additionally, we consider the implications of these partnerships for military readiness, strategic autonomy, and global security. This episode provides valuable insights into how the traditional boundaries between public and private roles in defense are blurring, raising critical questions about accountability, regulation, and the future of warfare.

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