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Proceedings of a workshop on deterring cyberattacks [Documento electrónico] : informing strategies and developing options for U.S. policy.- Washington, D.C. : National Academies Press, 2010.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
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COLÓQUIOS, CONFERÊNCIAS, CONGRESSOS, ETC., CRIME INFORMÁTICO, CIBERTERRORISMO, SEGURANÇA INFORMÁTICA, PROTECÇÃO E SEGURANÇA DE DADOS, PREVENÇÃO CRIMINAL, ESTADOS UNIDOS
Group 1—Attribution and Economics. Introducing the economics of cybersecurity: principles and policy options (Tyler Moore). Untangling attribution (David D. Clark and Susan Landau). A survey of challenges in attribution (W. Earl Boebert). Group 2—Strategy, Policy, and Doctrine. Applicability of traditional deterrence concepts and theory to the cyber realm (Patrick M. Morgan). Categorizing and understanding offensive cyber capabilities and their use (Gregory Rattray and Jason Healey). A framework for thinking about cyber conflict and cyber deterrence with possible declaratory policies for these domains (Stephen J. Lukasik). Pulling punches in cyberspace (Martin Libicki). Group 3—Law and Regulation. Cyber operations in international law: the use of force, collective security, self-defense, and armed conflicts (Michael N. Schmitt). Cyber security and international agreements (Abraham D. Sofaer, David Clark, and Whitfield Diffie). The Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime (Michael A. Vatis). Group 4—Psychology. Decision making under uncertainty (Rose McDermott). Group 5—Organization of Government. The Organization of the United States Government and Private Sector for achieving cyber deterrence (Paul Rosenzweig). Group 6—Privacy and Civil Liberties. Civil liberties and privacy implications of policies to prevent cyberattacks (Robert Gellman). Group 7—Contributed Papers. Targeting third-party collaboration1 (Geoff A. Cohen). Thinking through active defense in cyberspace2 (Jay P. Kesan and Carol M. Hayes). Appendixes: A Reprinted letter report from the Committee on deterring cyberattacks. B Workshop Agenda. C Biosketches of Authors. D Biosketches of Committee and Staff.