Title Cybersecurity and tailored deterrence / by Franklin D. Kramer and Melanie J. Teplinsky

Published Washington, DC : Atlantic Council of the United States, 2013 ©2013

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Description 1 online resource (10 pages) Series Issue brief (Atlantic Council of the United States) Issue brief (Atlantic Council of the United States) Summary To create a more stable and secure cyber space this paper recommends that the United States utilize a hybrid model of cybersecurity with tailored deterrence as a key element, thereby shifting from the current defense-only cybersecurity paradigm. Tailored deterrence raises the costs of, and reduces the benefits from, cyber attacks, and can thereby serve as a key element of a cybersecurity strategy designed to reduce adversarial intrusion into US private, commercial, and governmental networks Notes "December 2013." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Online resource; title from PDF caption (ACUS, viewed February 24, 2014) Subject Cyberspace -- Security measures. Cyberterrorism -- Prevention Computer crimes -- Prevention Security, International. Information warfare -- Prevention Cyberspace -- Security measures Computer crimes -- Prevention Cyberterrorism -- Prevention Information warfare -- Prevention Security, International Form Electronic book Author Teplinksy, Melanie J., author Atlantic Council of the United States, issuing body.

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