Paul Rosenzweig is founder of Red Branch Consulting PLLC, a homeland security consulting company, and senior advisor to The Chertoff Group. He formerly served as deputy assistant secretary for policy in the Department of Homeland Security.

• AcknowledgmentsChapter 1 The Transformation of Cyberspace and Cyber ConflictPart I—The Nature of Conflict in CyberspaceChapter 2 Of Viruses and VulnerabilitiesChapter 3 Nations in ConflictChapter 4 Cyber War and the LawChapter 5 Cyber-InsurgencyPart II—Protecting the WebChapter 6 The Fundamental Problem of IdentityChapter 7 CybercrimeChapter 8 Cyber Conflict and the ConstitutionChapter 9 Dataveillance and Cyber ConflictChapter 10 Privacy for the Cyber AgeChapter 11 No More SecretsChapter 12 Encryption and WiretappingChapter 13 The Devil in the System: Hardware FailuresPart III—Enduring QuestionsChapter 14 The Economics of CybersecurityChapter 15 The Role of Government Regulating the Private SectorChapter 16 Protecting America's Critical InfrastructureChapter 17 The Organization of the United States GovernmentChapter 18 Challenging Questions of Policy and OrganizationChapter 19 The "Borderless" International InternetPart IV—The Future and BeyondChapter 20 What the Future HoldsChapter 21 Concluding ThoughtsNotesGlossaryBibliographyIndex

Paul Rosenzweig is founder of Red Branch Consulting PLLC, a homeland security consulting company, and senior advisor to The Chertoff Group. He formerly served as deputy assistant secretary for policy in the Department of Homeland Security.

• AcknowledgmentsChapter 1 The Transformation of Cyberspace and Cyber ConflictPart I—The Nature of Conflict in CyberspaceChapter 2 Of Viruses and VulnerabilitiesChapter 3 Nations in ConflictChapter 4 Cyber War and the LawChapter 5 Cyber-InsurgencyPart II—Protecting the WebChapter 6 The Fundamental Problem of IdentityChapter 7 CybercrimeChapter 8 Cyber Conflict and the ConstitutionChapter 9 Dataveillance and Cyber ConflictChapter 10 Privacy for the Cyber AgeChapter 11 No More SecretsChapter 12 Encryption and WiretappingChapter 13 The Devil in the System: Hardware FailuresPart III—Enduring QuestionsChapter 14 The Economics of CybersecurityChapter 15 The Role of Government Regulating the Private SectorChapter 16 Protecting America's Critical InfrastructureChapter 17 The Organization of the United States GovernmentChapter 18 Challenging Questions of Policy and OrganizationChapter 19 The "Borderless" International InternetPart IV—The Future and BeyondChapter 20 What the Future HoldsChapter 21 Concluding ThoughtsNotesGlossaryBibliographyIndex

Paul Rosenzweig is founder of Red Branch Consulting PLLC, a homeland security consulting company, and senior advisor to The Chertoff Group. He formerly served as deputy assistant secretary for policy in the Department of Homeland Security.

• AcknowledgmentsChapter 1 The Transformation of Cyberspace and Cyber ConflictPart I—The Nature of Conflict in CyberspaceChapter 2 Of Viruses and VulnerabilitiesChapter 3 Nations in ConflictChapter 4 Cyber War and the LawChapter 5 Cyber-InsurgencyPart II—Protecting the WebChapter 6 The Fundamental Problem of IdentityChapter 7 CybercrimeChapter 8 Cyber Conflict and the ConstitutionChapter 9 Dataveillance and Cyber ConflictChapter 10 Privacy for the Cyber AgeChapter 11 No More SecretsChapter 12 Encryption and WiretappingChapter 13 The Devil in the System: Hardware FailuresPart III—Enduring QuestionsChapter 14 The Economics of CybersecurityChapter 15 The Role of Government Regulating the Private SectorChapter 16 Protecting America's Critical InfrastructureChapter 17 The Organization of the United States GovernmentChapter 18 Challenging Questions of Policy and OrganizationChapter 19 The "Borderless" International InternetPart IV—The Future and BeyondChapter 20 What the Future HoldsChapter 21 Concluding ThoughtsNotesGlossaryBibliographyIndex