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How the Founding Fathers helped make the US cyber-resilient

April 27, 2019 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

The Founding Fathers have done more for U.S. strategic cyber resiliency than other modern initiatives. Their contribution is a stable…

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Posted in: Cyber Resiliency, Cyber Strategy

The Zero Domain – Cyber Space Superiority through Acceleration beyond the Adversary’s Comprehension

December 3, 2018 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

THE ZERO DOMAIN In the upcoming Fall 2018 issue of the Cyber Defense Review, I present a concept – the…

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Posted in: Accelerated Warfare, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Strategy Filed under: Accelerated Warfare, Cyber Defense, Cyber Resiliency, Hyperwar

Legalizing Private Hack Backs leads to Federal Risks

October 9, 2018 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

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

The Unfitness of Traditional Military Thinking in Cyber

September 25, 2018 JKallberg45 Leave a comment

  “The Unfitness of Traditional Military Thinking in Cyber – Four Cyber Tenets That Undermine Conventional Strategies” Published in IEEE Access. JAN…

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Posted in: Cyber Strategy, Strategic Cyber Warfare

Strategic Cyber Escalation

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Strategic cyber escalation is defined as E=mc2 (Escalation = mass confusion squared). 

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  • Cognitive Force Protection – How to protect troops from an assault in the cognitive domain January 27, 2021
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  • Why Iran would avoid a major cyberwar June 20, 2020
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