Waubonsee Community College

Cyberwarfare, Megan Manzano, book editor

eng

Includes bibliographical references (pages 112-114) and index

index present

non fiction

Cyberwarfare

bibliography

999673789

Megan Manzano, book editor

At Issue: National security

There is warfare, and there is cyberwarfare. In today's technologically-driven world, governments, and even terrorist groups and hacktivists, engage in cyberwarfare to attack or disrupt the operations of other nations and organizations. Recent revelations about cyberattacks that threatened individual and national security have caused ripples of concern and outrage, but tend to die down quickly. How safe are we, and do we take security for granted? This resource offers a diverse selection of viewpoints from the top voices in the field to enlighten readers about warfare in the Information Age

Introduction -- The impact of cyber security / Eric A. Fischer -- Cyberattacks : a new threat / Marc Ginsberg -- Consequences of a cyberattack / Lin Yang Kang -- What cybercrime means for privacy / Merlin Oommen -- Smart devices lure in hackers / Elad Ben-Meir -- Is there self defense against cyberattacks? / Jean-Marie Guéhenno -- The real danger behind cyberattacks / Scott D. Applegate -- How malware hides in plain sight / Henry S. Kenyon -- The ambiguity of cyberwarfare in law / Ido Kilovaty -- Governing cyberweapons / Tim Stevens -- Accountability for cyberattacks is difficult / Siraj Ahmed Shaikh -- Can political strategy be applied to cyberspace? / Joseph S. Nye -- Cyberwarefare is like the Wild West / Shahrooz Shekaraubi -- Should National Security and Cybersecurity go hand in hand? / Stuart Madnick -- Cyberdeterrence is the next step in cybersecurity / Dorothy Denning -- Organizations to contact -- Bibliography -- Index