| ID | 123348 |
| Title Proper | Estonia's cyber defence league |
| Other Title Information | a model for the United States? |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Cardash, Sharon L ; Cilluffo, Frank J ; Ottis, Rain |
| Publication | 2013. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The cyber threat spectrum that prevails today is both broad and deep. While we cannot protect everything, everywhere, all the time, we can and must make a concerted and sustained effort to shore up national defenses as they pertain to cybersecurity. Despite considerable differences of scale and scope, Estonia's made-in-country cyber solutions may hold promise for the United States, at least with some adjustments and tailoring to take into account differing requirements and traditions. There may be much to learn from a country that bills itself as "e-Estonia, the digital society," and also delivers on that promise. Specifically, the country's Cyber Defence League is a concept and construct that may prove useful for the United States to consider and contemplate at a time when significant cyber threats continue to multiply, but the skilled personnel needed to counter the challenge are in short supply on the U.S. side. |
| `In' analytical Note | Studies in Conflict and Terrorism Vol. 36, No.9; Sep 2013: p.777-787 |
| Journal Source | Studies in Conflict and Terrorism Vol. 36, No.9; Sep 2013: p.777-787 |
| Key Words | Cyber Threat ; Cybersecurity ; National Defenses ; Estonia ; United States ; Cyber Defence League |