30/05/2011 |
China - anuncia la creación de un ´ejército azul´ para la ciberguerra
Isidre Ambrós | La Vanguardia
Pekín justifica la necesidad de una unidad de élite para defenderse de los ´hackers´. El Ministerio de Defensa alega que la seguridad en la red es un problema de ámbito social y militar. ...
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25/05/2011 |
Cyber attack - NATO vs. Cyber Attackers: Internal Memo Reveals 'Robust' Efforts to Counter Threats
Spiegel Staff | Spiegel
An internal NATO memo obtained by SPIEGEL shows just how worried the alliance is about cyber threats and how it plans to confront them "head-on." It also warns members that, if their shared defenses are to be robust and secure, each one needs to bolster their national defenses. ...
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22/05/2011 |
WEF - The Global Information Technology Report 2010–2011. Transformations 2.0
Soumitra Dutta & Irene Mia | World Economic Forum
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22/05/2011 |
WEF - The Global Information Technology Report 2010–2011. Transformations 2.0
Soumitra Dutta & Irene Mia | World Economic Forum
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19/05/2011 |
Translating the U.S. International Cyber Strategy Into Action
Chris Bronk | World Politics Review
It is important to establish what the strategy is not. It is not a cybersecurity plan, but rather a broad set of prescriptions relating to the Internet and information more generally. At its core, the Obama administration has enunciated a policy that places primary emphasis on the Internet as a going, growing and global concern. ...
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19/05/2011 |
Translating the U.S. International Cyber Strategy Into Action
Chris Bronk | World Politics Review
It is important to establish what the strategy is not. It is not a cybersecurity plan, but rather a broad set of prescriptions relating to the Internet and information more generally. At its core, the Obama administration has enunciated a policy that places primary emphasis on the Internet as a going, growing and global concern. ...
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18/05/2011 |
U.S. Calls for Global Cybersecurity Strategy
Helene Cooper | NY Times
The Obama administration on Monday proposed creating international computer security standards with penalties for countries and organizations that fell short.
While administration officials did not single out any countries in announcing the strategy, several officials said privately that the hope was that the initiative would prod China and Russia into allowing more Internet freedom, cracking down on intellectual property theft and enacting stricter laws to protect computer users’ privacy. ...
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18/05/2011 |
In the Age of Connectedness, China Goes Solo
Iain Mills | World Politics Review
While cultural factors unquestionably shape China's global outlook, many of the most significant causes of China's disconnectedness are simply political power-plays by the state. In an era when the strategic value of connectedness is increasing, this approach will become more and more damaging to China's overall national interests in the modern economic and security environment. ...
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18/05/2011 |
U.S. Calls for Global Cybersecurity Strategy
Helene Cooper | NY Times
The Obama administration on Monday proposed creating international computer security standards with penalties for countries and organizations that fell short.
While administration officials did not single out any countries in announcing the strategy, several officials said privately that the hope was that the initiative would prod China and Russia into allowing more Internet freedom, cracking down on intellectual property theft and enacting stricter laws to protect computer users’ privacy. ...
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18/05/2011 |
In the Age of Connectedness, China Goes Solo
Iain Mills | World Politics Review
While cultural factors unquestionably shape China's global outlook, many of the most significant causes of China's disconnectedness are simply political power-plays by the state. In an era when the strategic value of connectedness is increasing, this approach will become more and more damaging to China's overall national interests in the modern economic and security environment. ...
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