Cyberspace and National Security: Threats, Opportunities, and Power in a Virtual World

everyone who is interested in world affairs owe it to themselves to read this book.rather than just listening to the news and not truly understanding I urge you all to read this and gain insight to the new venue of warfare named cyberspace.well written and organized it is not an easy read but worth the effort.

A superb collection of essays on cybered conflict and the expansion of warfare in the 21st century. Remarkably you’ll feel better about the state of America’s ability to deter than if you only read the press accounts of so-called “cyber-warfare”.

This was required reading for a class, but it turned out that I enjoyed reading it. The chapters were clearly written and easily understandable even to those with less experience in this area. I still consult this book for other classes.

Excellent book. Concise and relevant. It is a good add to your personal reference library.

Strong primer. Use with students and colleagues. Lays out a useful set of articulated hypotheses. than one time. Read more

Bought this book as required text for a course, but ended up really enjoying it. Excellent high level policy "think pieces" without getting bogged down in the technology of the day.

Excellent read. Describes cyber warfare from technical, and political points of view. If deciding to go to cyber field the book will help you focus on the area of expertise.

Used as a textbook for my Cybersecurity class! Great book!!

Fantastic reader. Used it with Reveron in a class at Harvard. It was very readable as someone who had never done security studies and had minimal understanding of cybersecurity. It helps put the use of cyber weapons into context and really helps the reader understand the different approaches to national cybersecurity and cyber as a battlespace (or not!). Highly recommend this book and Reveron's course on Cyberspace and International Security.