Developing a grand strategy for Cyber War

Abstract

Abstract-This paper considers why information technologies should be considered in military conflicts and offers several events that support this supposition; identifies the various forms of doctrine that will become the basis for developing a Cyber War Doctrine (CWD); tenders a discussion of the possible components of a CWD; and a proposal for a national collaborative framework for obtaining stakeholder buy-in of a nation for such an endeavor.

On the Other Site of the Power that is the Dark Side of Science

“…Gawrycki [Bógdał-Brzezińska, Gawrycki, 2003;Bógdał-Brzezińska, 2007;Gawrycki, 2006] piszą, że cyberterroryzm jest najbardziej nieprzewidywalnym sposobem oddziaływania zorganizowanych grup na funkcjonowanie i stabilność struktur państwowych. Systemy te, określane jako SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Aquisition) -jak piszą L. Janczewski i A. Colarik [Janczewski, Colarik, 2007;Colarik, Janczewski, 2011;Colarik, 2006] -są znakomitym celem ataków cybeterrorystów ze względu na rolę, jaką pełnią, ale nie tylko dlatego. Systemy SCADA są pochodną automatycznych systemów sterowania obiektami przemysło-wymi.…”

Framing cyber warfare: an analyst’s perspective

“…These effects either constitute a serious threat to a nation's security, or are conducted in response to a perceived threat against a nation's security. [1][2][3] However, understanding cyber as a domain of warfare lacks the maturity of that of the traditional warfighting domains. 4,5 Further, to comprehend cyber warfare within the broader security context, an approach that treats cyber warfare conceptually (top down) as opposed to focusing on individual technologies and tactical implications is important.…”

“…These effects either constitute a serious threat to a nation’s security, or are conducted in response to a perceived threat against a nation’s security. 1–3…”