The Internet - Revolutionary Change

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1. Changes to business enterprises in response to the commercialization and growth of the Internet are often seen as by-products of revolutionary change.

A. Why is the Internet viewed as a revolutionary change?

B. Describe some of the attributes of revolutionary change brought about by the Internet and their impacts on security.

You are encouraged to include real examples from your past studies that you can share with your fellow students.

2.Revolutionary change often creates a paradigm shift. Given a new paradigm, it would be beneficial to redraw the cybersecurity landscape, critically assessing how the problem of cybersecurity should be defined.

What exactly is cybersecurity? Is it a function or task? Is it a strategy? Is it about crime? Is it about national security?

3. This week we are reviewing responses to an asymmetric threat.

A. What is an asymmetric threat?

B. Describe some dynamic approaches for defending against an asymmetric threat

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History has taught contemporary military strategists to never assume the outcome of a conflict can be determined by simply evaluating which proponent is able to amass the largest kinetic force on the battlefield (Sexton, 2011). Theories of conventional warfare cannot explain how T.E. Lawrence and a small number of fighters were able to set the conditions for the defeat of the great Ottoman Empire, or how 85 German paratroopers were able to neutralize Fort Eben-Emael, the largest fortification in Belgium during the Second World War. These are just two examples of military confrontations where a very large force was defeated by a much smaller adversary which was able to offset its deficiencies by relying on irregular and asymmetric warfare tactics."