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ID173321
Title ProperPersonalised Deterrence of Cyber Aggression
LanguageENG
AuthorBrown, Gary ;  Braw, Elisabeth
Summary / Abstract (Note)The continuing occurrence of state-sponsored cyber attacks against liberal democracies, including private sector and civil society targets, shows that deterrence efforts have been less than successful. Elisabeth Braw and Gary Brown argue that adversary governments’ practice of hiding behind proxies makes response and thus deterrence extraordinarily difficult. As a deterrence strategy adding to the existing deterrence directed against hostile actors, they propose ‘personalised deterrence’, with governments of targeted countries communicating directly to individual cyber attackers their intent to hold them personally responsible through denial of benefits and use of criminal law.
`In' analytical NoteRusi Journal Vol. 165, No.2; Mar 2020: p.48-54
Journal SourceRusi Journal Vol: 165 No 2
Key WordsDeterrence ;  Cyber Aggression


 
 
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