Global Cyber Deterrence

Full Title of Reference

Global Cyber Deterrence: Views from China, the U.S., Russia, India, and Norway

Full Citation

Tang Lan and Zhang Xin and Harry D. Raduege, Jr. and Dmitry I. Grigoriev and Pavan Duggal and Stein Schjølberg, Global Cyber Deterrence: Views from China, the U.S., Russia, India, and Norway, EastWest Institute (Andrew Nagorski ed. 2010). Web

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Categorization

• Threat and Actors: State, Terrorists
• Issues: Cyberwar, Public Data Networks
• Approaches: International Cooperation

Key Words

cyber warfare, deterrence

Synopsis

For this policy paper, the EastWest Institute asked top cyber experts in five countries—China, the U.S., Russia, India, and Norway—to present their vision of what is needed to build an effective system of cyber deterrence. It is a first step in the process of building trust on tackling cybersecurity challenges—listening, understanding and probing the views, interests and concerns of key players in the global system.

Additional Notes and Highlights

This paper was presented at EWI’s First Worldwide Cybersecurity Summit in Dallas, whih took place from May 3 to 5, 2010. The summit convened hundreds of international business leaders, technical and policy experts, and national security officials.

Outline:

 Foreword by John Edwin Mroz
 Can Cyber Deterrence Work? by Tang Lan and Zhang Xin
 Fighting Weapons of Mass Disruption: Why America Needs a “Cyber Triad” by Harry D. Raduege, Jr., Lieutenant General USAF (Ret.)
 Russian Priorities and Steps Towards Cybersecurity by Dmitry I. Grigoriev
 Cyber Deterrence: Legal Perspectives by Pavan Duggal
 Wanted: A United Nations Cyberspace Treaty by Judge Stein Schjølberg