SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwired - October 20, 2015) - This is Part 6 in an EdgeWave series exploring the motivations that drive Nation States to participate in cyber activity. Part 6 examines The United States, and what cyber capabilities we have. This series is written by Mike Walls, (CAPT U.S. Navy Ret.), former Commander, Task Force 1030 supporting Fleet operational cyber readiness.
“The United States operates in the cyber domain as a national entity for a simple reason -- to protect its citizens. Like traditional notions of national defense, cyber operations extend across political, economic and military pillars of national power. But cyber operations are, in a sense, more complex, because they affect the pillars of power more profoundly, due to the speed at which they occur.”
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