Chapter 2: The Evolution of US Cyber Strategy
Through the Obama administration, optimism about the capabilities of cyber warfare informed a cyber strategy that struggled in responding to the more pernicious uses of cybertechnologies. The Trump administration was more aggressive and assertive, but ultimately, its bottom-up approach to strategy formation proved challenging. The Biden administration faces a critical choice about what features of cyber strategy to adopt and which to create anew.
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Additional resources:
Listen to Jacquelyn Schneider and Herb Lin discuss “Cyber Power and Peril in the Post-COVID World.” Available here: hvr.co/3oDFrtD.
Read “The Military May Be Sacrificing Too Much in the Name of Global Presence,” by Jacquelyn Schneider. Available here bit.ly/31WNCHR.
Read “Iran Can Use Cyberattacks against the U.S. That’s Not Nearly as Bad as It Sounds,” by Jacquelyn Schneider. Available here: wapo.st/35J0jY1.
Read “It’s Time to Calibrate Fears of Cyberwar in Iran,” by Jacquelyn Schneider. Available here: nyti.ms/3oyNqs9.
Read “The Cyberspace Solarium Commission: From Competing to Complementary Strategies,” by Jacquelyn Schneider. Available here: bit.ly/37PqxuB.
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