Publication

This issue of Cyber, Intelligence, and Security features articles on 1) the technical and regulatory difficulties in establishing borders in cyberspace; 2) how nations can use military strategy to inform policies dealing with cyber threats; 3) what factors policymakers should consider when determining what constitutes appropriate responses to cyber attacks; 4) the concept of ´human terrain´, as developed by the US military in Afghanistan and Iraq; 5) what approach intelligence officers and policymakers can adopt to cooperate with each other when shaping policy; 6) Israeli and Indian counterterrorism strategies: and 7) what lessons policymakers dealing with cyber threats can learn from counterterrorism.