ÈÍÒÅËÐÎÑ > ¹71, 2013 > Core Questions for Cyber Attack Guidance Jonathan C. Rice
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Despite a decade of prolific writing, many questions about cyber power, cyber war, and cyber attack remain unresolved. In particular, national governments, including the U.S. Government, do not yet have wellformed cyber attack policies and strategies or the frameworks around which to build them. Furthermore, accelerating changes in power distribution, cyber technology, and other dynamics of the strategic environment exacerbate the dearth of open, distinct, and explicit cyber attack guidance. If such well-defined guidance did exist, what questions would one reasonably expect it to answer? On what intellectual foundation should a state build its cyber attack policy and strategy? If an outsider wanted to understand an actor’s strategic guidance, what clues would he look for? Âåðíóòüñÿ íàçàä |