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Abstract This chapter analyzes US military operational concepts and doctrine with their associated force structure and technological capabilities for offensive operations in cyberspace in a high-intensity conflict over the next decade. Attempting to achieve cyber superiority through offensive cyber operations targeting Chinese command
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Cyber Security and Operational Reliability
2015 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2015This paper presents a new proposed infrastructure that enables simultaneous cyber security and operational security. The basis of the method is command interception and fast authentication from the cyber security point of view (reliable detection of cyber intrusions) and from the operational reliability point of view.
A. P. Sakis Meliopoulos +4 more
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2016
Abstract This chapter deals with cyber operations undertaken by States during situations of armed conflict. Cyber operations may be divided into two broad categories: cyber operations involving monitoring activities and cyber operations involving effects-based activities. Cyber operations involving monitoring activities collect or gather
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Abstract This chapter deals with cyber operations undertaken by States during situations of armed conflict. Cyber operations may be divided into two broad categories: cyber operations involving monitoring activities and cyber operations involving effects-based activities. Cyber operations involving monitoring activities collect or gather
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Cyber Security Management for Utility Operations
Proceedings of the 39th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'06), 2006Strong identity management enforced with digital authentication mechanisms has become the leading requirement to improve cyber security for utility operations. Utility operators dont really care how it works as long as they are confident that it does work.
Dennis K. Holstein, Jose Diaz
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The Application of the Principle of Precautions to Cyber Operations
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023The interconnected nature of cyberspace hardens the application of the principle of precautions to cyber operations. Despite the fact that the principle of precautions falls behind the other two principles that regulate the conduct of hostilities (i.e., the principles of distinction and proportionality), its practical importance renders it as ...
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Cyber threats for operational technologies
International Journal of System of Systems Engineering, 2020Roberto Setola +3 more
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International Journal of Cyber Warfare and Terrorism, 2020
Social media impacts all aspects of society from citizens to businesses, but also political parties. The article proposes a new social media engagement model that evaluates political cyber operations and the success of such campaigns during elections. The article will use the Cook Islands 2018 general election to validate the model.
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Social media impacts all aspects of society from citizens to businesses, but also political parties. The article proposes a new social media engagement model that evaluates political cyber operations and the success of such campaigns during elections. The article will use the Cook Islands 2018 general election to validate the model.
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2015
Abstract This chapter discusses the legal dimensions of military cyber operations (MCO). MCO refers to the employment of cyber capabilities to achieve military goals in or by the use of cyberspace. MCO with extraterritorial effects are governed by international law, particularly Article 2(4) of the UN Charter.
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Abstract This chapter discusses the legal dimensions of military cyber operations (MCO). MCO refers to the employment of cyber capabilities to achieve military goals in or by the use of cyberspace. MCO with extraterritorial effects are governed by international law, particularly Article 2(4) of the UN Charter.
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Cyber Human Research from the Cyber Operator’s View
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2017Historically, cyber security research has largely focused on improving the tools that cyber operators use in their daily jobs. As the main focus is on these tools, the cyber operator has been an afterthought in the human-machine-team. Human research in the cyber operation domain is difficult due to operations tempo and the often-sensitive information ...
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Cyber pornography in India and its implication on cyber café operators
Computer Law & Security Review, 2012Abstract Cyber pornography plays an accessory role in negative social issues such as child abuse, violence against women, rape, inequality, relationship and family breakdown, youth crime, promiscuity and sexually transmitted diseases. Cyberspace and the pornographic matter transmitted through it have created challenges for India’s antiquated laws ...
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