Introduction / Damien Van Puyvelde and Aaron F. Brantly -- Cybersecurity and cross domain deterrence / Jon Lindsay and Erik Gartzke -- Crossing the Rubicon : identifying and responding to an armed cyberattack / Nerea M. Cal -- The outlook for constraining international norms for offensive cyber operations / Brian Mazanec -- Developing an international cyberspace security governance framework : comparisons to outer space / Tim Ridout -- Traditional military thinking in cyberspace : the need for adaptation / Jan Kallberg --Public health and epidemiological approaches to national cybersecurity / Aaron F. Brantly -- The innovator's challenge : can the US Army learn to out-hack those who attack us in cyberspace? / Ernest Y. Wong, Katherine R. Hutton and Ryan F. Gagnon -- Evolving cyber intelligence / Stephen "Scuba" Gary and Randy Borum -- Changing the game : cyberspace and big data driven national security intelligence / Aaron F. Brantly -- Cybersecurity in the United States and the United Kingdom : the need for trust and cooperation / Kris Stoddart -- From information to cybersecurity : bridging the public-private divide / Damien Van Puyvelde -- Training coailitionns on cyber intelligence capability: building capability through familiarity and relationships / Scott Bethel and John Whisenhunt -- Conclusion / Aaron F. Brantly and Damien Van Puyvelde.
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Routledge studies in conflict, security and technology
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