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2/18/2013 12:47:48 AM
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The Invisible War China is Launching on the United States
Introduction into the piece
[quote]As we enter into early 2013, the new emerging focus within the Department of Defense--alongside the private sector--is the evermore crucial question of creating a solid defense against the plethora of cyber attacks on valuable national assets. These attacks are far ranging, from a simple hacktivist defacing a meat packaging company's website with slogans about saving cows (lol), to intricate and damaging heists of intellectual information by those that seek to gain an upper hand in markets.[/quote]
Thoughts? Do you agree? What do you think should be done about these attacks by China?
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Cyberwarfare, in my opinion, is our biggest national security threat. About your ways to approach these threats, I also don't think any of them are mutually exclusive; as in, if we do x, we can't do y. I think, in all honestly, a balanced approach of all three is the best way to go about countering these threats. I also think we should be conducting more of option 1 and 3, as we need to beef up our security and programs like STUXNET seem to work.
