Securing the GCC in cyberspace / Richard A. Clarke, Robert K. Knake.

By:

Clarke, Richard A

Contributor(s):

Knake, Robert K

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TextSeries: Emirates lecture series ; 83.Publication details: Abu Dhabi : Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research, 2010.Description: 42 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

9789948143468 (pbk.)
9948143469 (pbk.)

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LOC classification:

TK5105 .C5 2010

Summary: "This paper considers what such a safe cyber zone might comprise. It begins by assessing the risks posed to the GCC in cyberspace, including an assessment of threats from regional actors' cyber warfare capabilities and the vulnerabilities these actors could exploit, and a discussion of the potential consequences if these actors were to successfully target vulnerabilities within the GCC. It then lays out a roadmap for turning the GCC into a safe cyber zone"--P.3.

List(s) this item appears in: Integrated Emergency Management (IEM) | Business Continuity Management | Homeland Security

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Includes bibliographical references (p.31-32)

"This paper considers what such a safe cyber zone might comprise. It begins by assessing the risks posed to the GCC in cyberspace, including an assessment of threats from regional actors' cyber warfare capabilities and the vulnerabilities these actors could exploit, and a discussion of the potential consequences if these actors were to successfully target vulnerabilities within the GCC. It then lays out a roadmap for turning the GCC into a safe cyber zone"--P.3.

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