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Contents 1 Overview 1.1 Government Reports 1.2 Industry Reports 1.3 Books 2 Threats and Actors 2.1 The Threat and Skeptics 2.2 Actors and Incentives 2.2.1 States 2.2.2 Groups 2.2.3 Hacktivists 2.2.4 Terrorists 2.3 Security Targets 2.3.1 Public Critical Infrastructure 2.3.1.1 Government Networks (.gov) 2.3.1.2 Military Networks (.mil) 2.3.2 Private Critical Infrastructure 2.3.2.1 Electricity, Oil and Natural Gas 2.3.2.2 Financial Institutions and Networks 2.3.2.3 Transportation 2.3.2.4 Water, Sewer, etc. 2.3.3 Communications 2.3.3.1 Telephone 2.3.3.2 Public Data Networks 2.3.3.3 Cloud Computing 3 Issues 3.1 Metrics 3.2 Economics of Cybersecurity 3.2.1 Risk Management and Investment 3.2.2 Incentives 3.2.3 Insurance 3.3 Supply Chain Issues 3.4 Usability/Human Factors 3.5 Information Sharing/Disclosure 3.6 Public-Private Cooperation 3.7 Attribution 3.8 Identity Management 3.9 Privacy 3.10 Security Components of Classic Cyberissues (e.g. IP) 3.11 Cybercrime 3.12 Cyberwar 3.13 Espionage 3.13.1 Government to Government 3.13.2 Industrial 3.13.3 Media Perceptions 4 Approaches 4.1 Regulation/Liability 4.2 Government Organizations 4.3 International Cooperation 4.4 International Law (including Laws of War) 4.5 Deterrence

Overview

Government Reports

Industry Reports

Books

Threats and Actors

The Threat and Skeptics

Actors and Incentives

States

Groups

Hacktivists

Terrorists

Security Targets

Public Critical Infrastructure

Government Networks (.gov)

Military Networks (.mil)

Private Critical Infrastructure

Electricity, Oil and Natural Gas

Financial Institutions and Networks

Transportation

Water, Sewer, etc.

Communications

Telephone

Public Data Networks

Cloud Computing

Issues

Metrics

Economics of Cybersecurity

Risk Management and Investment

Incentives

Insurance

Supply Chain Issues

Usability/Human Factors

Information Sharing/Disclosure

Public-Private Cooperation

Attribution

Identity Management

Privacy

Security Components of Classic Cyberissues (e.g. IP)

Cybercrime

Cyberwar

Espionage

Government to Government

Industrial

Media Perceptions

Approaches

Regulation/Liability

Government Organizations

International Cooperation

International Law (including Laws of War)

Deterrence