Cyber Warfare explores the escalating realm of digital conflict, highlighting how nations now engage in virtual battles with significant real-world consequences. It examines the convergence of politics and technology, revealing how cyber warfare reshapes global power dynamics and demands a novel understanding of national security. For instance, the book delves into how hacking has evolved into a tool of statecraft, enabling unseen combatants to wage war through lines of code. Understanding this domain is crucial, as nations increasingly rely on digital infrastructure, creating vulnerable attack surfaces.
The book progresses from introducing fundamental cyber warfare concepts to exploring offensive and defensive strategies employed by nations. Case studies of significant cyberattacks illustrate motivations and methods, while discussions on cybersecurity protocols and AI in threat detection showcase defensive efforts. Cyber Warfare uniquely combines technical expertise with geopolitical strategy, offering a nuanced perspective on the motivations behind state-sponsored attacks. It culminates in examining the legal and ethical gray areas, such as attribution and proportionality, making it a valuable resource for policymakers and anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of digital conflict.
