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Month: October 2018

Cyber Attacks with Environmental Impact – High Impact on Societal Sentiment

October 30, 2018 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

In the cyber debate, there is a significant, if not totally over-shadowing, focus on the information systems themselves – the…

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Posted in: Cyber Defense, Cyber Resiliency Filed under: Cyber Defense, Cyber Resiliency

The time to act is before the attack

October 15, 2018 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

  In my view, one of the major weaknesses in cyber defense planning is the perception that there is time…

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Posted in: Accelerated Warfare, Strategic Cyber Warfare

Artificial Intelligence (AI): The risk of over-reliance on quantifiable data

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The rise of interest in artificial intelligence and machine learning has a flip side. It might not be so smart…

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Posted in: Accelerated Warfare, Artificial Intelligence

Spectrum Warfare

October 10, 2018 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

  Spectrum sounds to many ears like old fashioned, Cold War jamming, crude brute electromagnetic overkill. In reality though, the…

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Posted in: Electronic Warfare, Spectrum

Humanitarian Cyber Operations – Rapid, Targeted, and Active Deterrent

October 9, 2018 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

Cyber operations are designed to be a tool for defense, security and war. In the same way as harmless computer…

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Posted in: Humanitarian Cyber Operations

Legalizing Private Hack Backs leads to Federal Risks

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During the last year several op-ed articles and commentaries have proposed that private companies should have the right to strike…

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Posted in: Cyber Policy, Cyber Strategy

NDU Publication: China’s Strategic Support Force: A Force for a New Era

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NDU Press just published: http://ndupress.ndu.edu/Media/News/Article/1651760/chinas-strategic-support-force-a-force-for-a-new-era/ From the Executive Summary: “In late 2015, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) initiated reforms that…

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Posted in: Electronic Warfare, Information Warfare

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