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Surveillance and Cyber Operations
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020 This chapter examines the extent to and the basis on which human rights treaties apply extraterritorially to state surveillance and cyber operations. Consider only the following examples: (1) The targeted surveillance of a specific individual outside a state’s territory – as, for instance, with the operations allegedly conducted by the authorities ...
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Securing the Required Cyber Defence Capabilities
Vojenské rozhledy, 2017 The paper deals with cyber security, cyber defence and operations in cyber space. It follows earlier performed analysis of cyber defence tasks and proposes distribution of competencies among key players.
Miroslav Feix , Dalibor Procházka
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(Book Review) Bytes, Bombs, and Spies: The Strategic Dimensions of Offensive Cyber Operations
The Cyber Defense Review, 2021 The following book review explores the content and insights of Dr. Herbert Lin and Dr. Amy Zegart’s Bytes, Bombs, and Spies: The Strategic Dimensions of Offensive Cyber Operations. Initially published in 2018, the book is omposed of a collection of works
Annalise Callaghan, Jan Kallberg
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Cyber Maneuver and Schemes of Maneuver: Preliminary Concepts, Definitions, and Examples
The Cyber Defense Review, 2020 This article is intended to stimulate discussion among cyber warriors and others about an approach to cyber maneuvers at the operational level. Cyberspace is one domain in what is commonly called “Multi-Domain Operations,” while movement and maneuver is ...
Patrick Allen
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Machine Learning Models for Cyber Operations [PDF]
This work is motivated by the need to model offensive and defensive cyber operations, where the goal is to balance offensive and defensive cyber operations for a given budget or effort constraint, in the face of a non-strategic opponent. Currently, Fleet
Tamez, Andrew, Szechtman, Roberto
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Using Military Cyber Operations as a Deterrent
, 2023 The Deterrence theory was formed after the World War II to describe the tensions between nuclear-armed states. Because of its origins, deterrence is mainly researched from the point of view of powerful states.
Keinonen, Maria
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The Cyber Defense Review, 2018 The core of Conti and Raymond’s On Cyber: Towards an Operational Art for Cyber Conflict is found in the preface under the self-explanatory title, “Why this book?” and embedded in the following sentence: “The lack of an operational art for cyberspace ...
Jan Kallberg
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Cyber Operations and Collective Countermeasures under International Law
, 2020 This article examines international law on the use of countermeasures against peacetime cyber operations that fall below the armed attack threshold. It focuses on collective countermeasures - ie, measures taken by states which have not been affected by ...
Haataja, Samuli
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Cyber-Attacks and Freedom of Expression: Coercion, Intimidation and Virtual Occupation
Baltic Journal of European studies, 2019 This article explores how cyber-attacks affect freedom of expression. It begins by outlining the literature on cyber coercion and exploring other conceptions of how offensive cyber operations have been used to shape adversary behaviour, including efforts
Burton Joe
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حقوق فناوریهای نوین, 2023 The increasing connection of states’ main functions to the interconnected nature of cyberspace exposes them to a new spectrum of threats. The international community is aware of the increase in cyber threats and is trying to develop the existing ...
Reyhaneh Zandi +2 more
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