The Potomac Institute for Policy Studies' fifth Cyber Challenge Symposium, on July 6, tackled the difficult issue of cyber deterrence. Panelists included former CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden, who discussed the possibility that cyber security could be enhanced with the creation of a special, secure domain - a "dot-secure" - for certain critical functions. Click here to read coverage of the event on the FierceGovernmentIT news site.
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Punctuated Equilibria Paradigm and Security in the Modern World
Since the 1970s, the theories of punctuated equilibria and multiplier effect have been gaining importance and significance, including to militaries around the world. Developed versions adapted to complex societies may be considered one of the most promising and strategic avenues of research in socia...
