Cyber War: The Next Threat to National Security and What to Do about It (Audiobook)

from PDCRead

This is a very American centric book, which is fair enough, the primary author has been on various policy committees in the US administration. There is a fair amount of detail, and he spends quite a lot of time looking at the parts of American policy that have huge gaps, and the fact that success...

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A good start ... Richard Clarke's Cyber War does a good job of placing cyber warfare in the context of cyber attacks and espionage generally. He also has specific, realistic and comprehensive policy recommendations. But the book seems thin and watered down. Perhaps this has more to say about what...

from Journey21

This book was published in April, 2010 by the renowned Richard Clarke, a security expert if ever there was. This reader is seeking a cave dwelling, fully furnished and supplied with 4 years of food and plenty of water. Negotiable. I would prefer a landlord that has never heard of Richard Clarke, ...

from foof2you

Reading this book scared me, because we rely on computers everyday for many important things and that the security is not what it should be. As evidenced in the numerous data breaches across the country continue to show us. Financial and the power grid are just a couple of the vulnerable places m...

from liso

I was really looking forward to reading this book, and really conflicted in my opinions while reading it.Mr. Clarke clearly knows enough to be dangerous, but I couldn't shake a feeling throughout the book that something about this book was just *wrong*. One one hand it has some insightful comment...