Bytes, Bombs, and Spies: The Strategic Dimensions of Offensive Cyber Operations

Synopsis

Illuminating A New Domain : The Role And Nature Of Military Intelligence, Surveillance, And Reconnaissance In Cyberspace / Chris Inglis -- How Effects, Saliencies, And Norms Should Influence U.s. Cyberwar Doctrine / Henry Farrell And Charles L. Glaser -- A Strategic Assessment Of The U.s. Cyber Command Vision / Max W.e. Smeets And Herbert Lin -- A Cyber Siop? : Operational Considerations For Strategic Offensive Cyber Planning / Austin Long -- Second Acts In Cyberspace / Martin C. Libicki -- Hacking A Nation’s Missile Development Program / Herbert Lin -- The Cartwright Conjecture : The Deterrent Value And Escalatory Risk Of Fearsome Cyber Capabilities / Jason Healey -- The Cyber Commitment Problem And The Destabilization Of Nuclear Deterrence / Erik Gartzke And Jon R. Lindsay -- Cyber Terrorism : Its Effects On Psychological Well-being, Public Confidence, And Political Attitude / Michael L. Gross, Daphna Canetti, And Dana R. Vashdi -- Limiting The Undesired Impact Of Cyber Weapons : Technical Requirements And Policy Implications / Steven M. Bellovin, Susan Landau, And Herbert Lin -- Rules Of Engagement For Cyberspace Operations : A View From The United States / C. Robert Kehler, Herbert Lin, And Michael Sulmeyer -- U.s. Offensive Cyber Operations In A China- U.s. Military Confrontation / Adam Segal -- Disintermediation, Counterinsurgency, And Cyber Defense / David Aucsmith -- Private Sector Cyber Weapons : An Adequate Response To The Sovereignty Gap? / Lucas Kello -- Cyberwar Inc. : Examining The Role Of Companies In Offensive Cyber Operations / Irv Lachow And Taylor Grossman. Edited By Herbert Lin And Amy Zegart. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.