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Book Review: Cyber Warfare
raceBannon writes "The authors, Steve Winterfield and Jason Andress, cover everything you will want to consider when thinking about how to usecyberspace to conduct warfare operations. The primary concepts have been bouncing around US military circles for over adecade but they have never been collected into one tome before. Clarke and Knake's book, Cyber War: The Next Threat toNational Security and What to Do about It, discusses how weak the US network defenses are and offers suggestionsabout how to improve. Carr's book, Inside CyberWarfare: Maping the Cyber Underworld, presents threat examplesand nation state capabilities. Libicki's book, Cyberdeterrence and Cybrewar, attacks cyberwar from a policyviewpoint and does not really address operational considerations. Stiennon's book, Surviving Cyberwar, is agood place to start if you are new to the subject and is almost a prerequisite for this book." Read on for the rest of raceBannon's review. 
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