Deterrence and Strategic Response to Cyber Operations
summary
Examines strategic deterrence and responses to cyber operations, covering sanctions, indictments, and the doctrine of persistent engagement (proactive actions against an adversary’s infrastructure). Analyzes effectiveness of these legal, political, and technical measures using examples from intelligence and military cyber operations and how they combine to protect national security.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:34CSO role in threats
- 7:48Private firms in cyber conflicts
- 8:09DIME framework for deterrence
- 11:25Deterrence theory in cyberspace
- 12:30Cyber Solarium Commission
- 17:51US and EU cyber diplomacy
- 25:53State indictments and sanctions
- 31:16National organizational resilience
- 34:51Current state of deterrence
- 35:31Persistent engagement in US
- 39:46Summary
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