Cyberspace: What is it, where is it and who cares?
By Brett Williams
Assured access to cyberspace is a key enabler of national security, so the answer to the question in the title is: we should all care. Two of the defining …
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What about deterrence in an era of cyberwar?
By Peter W. Singer and Allan Friedman
This is an excerpt from Singer and Friedman’s new book, “Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know,” released Monday by Oxford University Press. Another …
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How can we better prepare for cyber incidents?
By Peter W. Singer and Allan Friedman
This is an excerpt from Singer and Friedman’s new book, “Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to …
Read more ›Learn cyber conflict history, or doom yourself to repeat it
By Jason Healey
There have been at least seven major “wake-up calls” in cyber conflict, attacks or other events that shocked and surprised defenders and decisionmakers, then were promptly forgotten until a …
Read more ›A skeptic rethinks the Surge | Climate change, faster than you think | Easy cybersecurity steps we’re not taking
Frank Hoffman calls Peter R. Mansoor’s “Surge: My Journey with General David Petraeus and the Remaking of the Iraq War,” an “invaluable resource” that reshaped his thinking about the U.S. escalation in …
Read more ›Post-Western strategy | How to tackle the QDR | NSA’s conflicting missions
This piece by Robert A. Manning is a bit longer than the ones we usually link to, and more generally about global problem-solving than military action. Yet “U.S. Planning in a Post-Western …
Read more ›How many troops in Afghanistan?
As top U.S. and NATO generals wait for the end of the fighting season in Afghanistan, James Stavridis, the former NATO supreme commander-turned-Fletcher School dean, argues in Foreign Policy that the time …
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