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 Digital Defense
The Coming Cyberwar
By David Gewirtz
When it comes to a future cyberwar, the issue is no longer if it'll
happen. Instead, the concern is when it'll happen, how bad it'll be, and how many attacks we'll have to withstand.
Cyberwar is inevitable. From the perspective of our enemies,
waging a cyberwar is just too easy and too effective to ignore. Put bluntly, a cyberwar has an excellent ROI (Return on Investment).
Clausewitz observed, "War is a continuation of politics by other
means." Information warfare -- a cyberwar -- war waged via computers and the Internet, certainly can further a political agenda. What makes cyberwar such a
potent threat, though, is the economic implications. Not only can a cyberwar damage enemies, unlike virtually ever other war-fighting modality, a well-run cyberwar can also become a profit center
through activities like organized identity theft. Read More!
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