Hackers, Terrorists, and Rogue States: What Do They Mean for American Cybersecurity?

April 12, 2012

What exactly does cybersecurity entail? An issue this large encompasses many elements: what is the real threat? What is its scope? Who is at risk? Who is the most suited to defend against the threat? Professor Jerry Brito and Eli Dourado address these questions.

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