Navy’s college Cyber Resiliency Challenge sees George Mason, USF on top
November 8, 2024
By Kate Fazzini
JLCW Network:
By Kate Fazzini
By: Kate Fazzini This month marks the anniversary of a UK announcement it would be directing companies and agencies to remove certain 5G equipment made
Analysis of 2011 Egyptian uprising reveals legal gaps in addressing cyber actions during non-international armed conflicts
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Illegally obtained data may be used to sway stocks and commodities; experts call for legal countermeasures
Current international frameworks leave nations vulnerable amid rising state-sponsored cyber attacks
Analysis of 2011 Egyptian uprising reveals legal gaps in addressing cyber actions during non-international armed conflicts
Cyberattacks Challenge Traditional Warfare Laws, New Study Suggests
Expert Argues existing laws fail to address ethical concerns and accountability in autonomous warfare
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Complexities in defining “armed attack” and attributing cyber operations raise legal concerns
International laws fall short as cyber attacks evolve into tools of warfare, targeting critical sectors.
