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Designing Attack Infrastructure for Offensive Cyberspace Operations
Proceedings of the 19th European Conference on Cyber Warfare, 2020 This article addresses the question ‘what considerations should be taken by cyber commands when designing attack infrastructure for offensive operations?’. Nation-states are investing in equipping units tasked to conduct offensive cyberspace operations.
Huskaj, Gazmend +2 more
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Data to Decisions for Cyberspace Operations
Military Cyber Affairs, 2015 In 2011, the United States (U.S.) Department of Defense (DOD) named cyberspace a new operational domain. The U.S. Cyber Command and the Military Services are working to make the cyberspace environment a suitable place for achieving national objectives and enabling military command and control (C2).
Stone, Steve
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Reshaping Intelligence Operations in the Cyberspace Domain
The Cyber Defense Review, 2019 Cyberspace has become the most active, contested, and congested of the warfighting domains. Both the new National Cyber Strategy and recent Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Strategy describe an environment wrought with adversaries attempting to gain a ...
George Franz, Galen Kane, Jeff Fair
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Cyberspace as a domain of conflict: The case of the United States - Iran and North Korea [PDF]
Војно дело, 2021 Modern society is critically dependent on information as a strategic resource and information and communications technology, which carries out its transmission, processing and exchange.
Vuletić Dejan V. +2 more
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SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES UNILATERAL CONDUCT OF CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS [PDF]
, 2020 Includes Supplementary MaterialThis thesis examines the use of cyberspace operations by special operations forces to address the threats the United States faces from adversaries.
Bovino, Anthony W.
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Deterrence Thru Transparent Offensive Cyber Persistence
The Cyber Defense Review, 2022 State-enabled cyber campaigns are achieving cumulative, strategic effects on the United States. A lack of transparency limits offensive cyber capabilities from affecting the cost-benefit decisions of malicious cyber actors.
Ryan Tate, Chad Bates
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CYBER-OPERATIONS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW
Colloquium, 2022 States around the world are constantly conducting (or participating in conducting) cyber-operations, using cyberspace to achieve national goals. Defensive and offensive actions in cyberspace are officially the part of strategic documents of the biggest ...
Agata Małecka
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Highlighting Women in Operations Research and Their Achievements [PDF]
, 2021 The article of record may be found at https://www.mors.org/Publications/PhalanxThe Women in MORS Community of Practice is highlighting groundbreaking women in operations research (OR) past and present.
Carlucci, Renee, Henningsen, Jacqueline
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THE APPEARANCE OF CYBERSPACE IN THE RUSSIAN MILITARY OPERATION IN THE LIGHT OF THE RUSSIAN-GEORGIAN WAR IN 2008 [PDF]
Defence Science Review, 2018 The goal of the monograph is to introduce the characteristics and development of Russian concepts in regard to the informational warfare through the incidences of the Russian-Georgian war in 2008. According to most authors, this war can be considered the
Zoltán Sipos, Csanád Fekete
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Financial Stewardship in the Land of “1’s and 0’s”
The Cyber Defense Review, 2018 Budget processes supporting cyberspace operations are uniquely challenged due to their dispersal within Department of Defense (DoD) Services and agencies. This budgetary structure fails to provide the visibility needed to analyze and report on cyberspace
Kenneth D. Hubbard, Jared Nystrom
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