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Contents
1
Overview
1.1
Government Reports
1.2
Industry Reports
1.3
Books
2
Threats and Actors
2.1
The Threat and Skeptics
2.2
Actors and Incentives
2.2.1
States
2.2.2
Groups
2.2.3
Hacktivists
2.2.4
Terrorists
2.3
Security Targets
2.3.1
Public Critical Infrastructure
2.3.1.1
Government Networks (.gov)
2.3.1.2
Military Networks (.mil)
2.3.2
Private Critical Infrastructure
2.3.2.1
Electricity, Oil and Natural Gas
2.3.2.2
Financial Institutions and Networks
2.3.2.3
Transportation
2.3.2.4
Water, Sewer, etc.
2.3.3
Communications
2.3.3.1
Telephone
2.3.3.2
Public Data Networks
2.3.3.3
Cloud Computing
3
Issues
3.1
Metrics
3.2
Economics of Cybersecurity
3.2.1
Risk Management and Investment
3.2.2
Incentives
3.2.3
Insurance
3.3
Supply Chain Issues
3.4
Usability/Human Factors
3.5
Information Sharing/Disclosure
3.6
Public-Private Cooperation
3.7
Attribution
3.8
Identity Management
3.9
Privacy
3.10
Security Components of Classic Cyberissues (e.g. IP)
3.11
Cybercrime
3.12
Cyberwar
3.13
Espionage
3.13.1
Government to Government
3.13.2
Industrial
3.13.3
Media Perceptions
4
Approaches
4.1
Regulation/Liability
4.2
Government Organizations
4.3
International Cooperation
4.4
International Law (including Laws of War)
4.5
Deterrence
Overview
Government Reports
Industry Reports
Books
Threats and Actors
The Threat and Skeptics
Actors and Incentives
States
Groups
Hacktivists
Terrorists
Security Targets
Public Critical Infrastructure
Government Networks (.gov)
Military Networks (.mil)
Private Critical Infrastructure
Electricity, Oil and Natural Gas
Financial Institutions and Networks
Transportation
Water, Sewer, etc.
Communications
Telephone
Public Data Networks
Cloud Computing
Issues
Metrics
Economics of Cybersecurity
Risk Management and Investment
Incentives
Insurance
Supply Chain Issues
Usability/Human Factors
Information Sharing/Disclosure
Public-Private Cooperation
Attribution
Identity Management
Privacy
Security Components of Classic Cyberissues (e.g. IP)
Cybercrime
Cyberwar
Espionage
Government to Government
Industrial
Media Perceptions
Approaches
Regulation/Liability
Government Organizations
International Cooperation
International Law (including Laws of War)
Deterrence
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