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Cybersecurity

Cyberpoints: Cyber-Exceptionalism In Warfighting

Posted on March 18, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/18/2010
“Cyber-Exceptionalism” refers to the set of ways in which American provisions for protection and defense of citizens and property, the police and military protections, differ so significantly from the same protections in the Land, Sea, Air, and Space Domains.
Posted in Cybersecurity, Security

Copenhagen, Climategate and Cyber-Espionage: Russians, Chinese or Oil-Interests?

Posted on March 15, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/15/2010
Just before the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change -- UNFCCC -- took place in Copenhagen in mid-December 2009, experts at the University of East Anglia's world-leading Climatic Research Unit were accused of manipulating data on global warming in the "Climategate" scandal over leaked emails.
Posted in Cybersecurity

Is the “Cold War” with China Becoming Serious? Placing the Cyber Conflict in a Strategic Context

Posted on March 7, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/07/2010
China appears to be escalating its growing confrontation with the U.S. over Washington's announcement of a $6.4 billion defense deal with Taiwan. Under a 1979 Act of the U.S. Congress, Washington is legally obliged to help Taiwan defend itself. The Chinese defense ministry has said that the recent deal will…
Posted in Cybersecurity

Cyberpoints Weekly: Writing Cyber defense into Title 10

Posted on March 7, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/07/2010
The public debate is increasingly acknowledging that the military must have a distinct and essential role in cyberspace. This realization emphasizes that warfighting is distinct from other professional skill sets involved in cyberspace, namely law enforcement and intelligence.
Posted in Cybersecurity

Cyberpoints Two:Measuring the Effectiveness of Military Recruiting in Cyber Careers

Posted on March 3, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/03/2010
A good way to think of the effectiveness of military recruiting messages and websites is to think as a Mom-Looking-to-Help-Her-Teens. That is, imagine a Mom, likely a single Mom, trying to sort out good opportunities for her son or daughter for a potential Cyber Career...
Posted in Cybersecurity

Why The Great Firewall of China is Crumbling? Tunneling The Great Escape!

Posted on March 1, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/01/2010
Powerful social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube remain blocked in China. China will have to concede defeat much sooner than it realizes in its war against the free access to global information.
Posted in Cybersecurity

Cyberpoints Weekly Column: A Slow Start for US Cybercom

Posted on February 25, 2010 | by SysAdmin
02/25/2010
For this first Cyberpoints, the topic of concern is USCYBERCOM and the delay in meeting the October 31, 2009 deadline set by the Secretary of Defense. Going into March, as far as public announcement is concerned, and confirmation of the Commander, LTG Keith Alexander, there is a missed deadline of…
Posted in Cybersecurity

Chinese Jigsaw: What Does The Parallel Cyber Attack On India Mean?

Posted on February 20, 2010 | by SysAdmin
02/20/2010
In the latest sign of rising tensions between the two rival Asian powers, the Indian government has informed the world that computers in the Prime Minister's Office were hacked on December 15th. Trojan malware was routed through the United States and Russia and ultimately traced to an IP address in…
Posted in Cybersecurity | Tagged China, cyber-attack, india, sikkim border
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