Overview
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Misty Blowers
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Information Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome, USA
- Includes analysis of the interconnectivity of physical systems with cyber oriented societal and governmental shifts
- Offers resources for future studies and policy for war-game planning
- Identifies future needs and capability gaps with regard to cyber security
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Table of contents (14 chapters)
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- Gus Anderson, Mark Hadley
Pages 33-38
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- Garrett Payer, Lee Trossbach
Pages 71-90
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- Jarrod H. Stuard, James McGhee
Pages 151-162
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- Justin M. Hubman, Zachary B. Doyle, Robert L. Payne III, Thomas F. Woodburn, Branden G. McDaniel, Joseph V. Giordano
Pages 163-174
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- Dan Scott, Rose Collins, Ryleigh Peterson, Liz Adams, Kyler Harrington, Eoin Gallagher et al.
Pages 185-194
About this book
This book explores the future of cyber technologies and cyber operations which will influence advances in social media, cyber security, cyber physical systems, ethics, law, media, economics, infrastructure, military operations and other elements of societal interaction in the upcoming decades. It provides a review of future disruptive technologies and innovations in cyber security. It also serves as a resource for wargame planning and provides a strategic vision of the future direction of cyber operations. It informs military strategist about the future of cyber warfare.
Written by leading experts in the field, chapters explore how future technical innovations vastly increase the interconnectivity of our physical and social systems and the growing need for resiliency in this vast and dynamic cyber infrastructure. The future of social media, autonomy, stateless finance, quantum information systems, the internet of things, the dark web, space satellite operations, and global network connectivity is explored along with the transformation of the legal and ethical considerations which surround them. The international challenges of cyber alliances, capabilities, and interoperability is challenged with the growing need for new laws, international oversight, and regulation which informs cybersecurity studies. The authors have a multi-disciplinary scope arranged in a big-picture framework, allowing both deep exploration of important topics and high level understanding of the topic.
Evolution of Cyber Technologies and Operations to 2035 is as an excellent reference for professionals and researchers working in the security field, or as government and military workers, economics, law and more. Students will also find this book useful as a reference guide or secondary text book.
Editors and Affiliations
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Information Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome, USA
Misty Blowers
