cybersecurity as secret statecraft Lindsay, Jon R. creator author aut http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut text bibliography Print books. nyu 2025 monographic eng

print

309 pages "Cybersecurity is less like warfare and more like intelligence. Intelligence is a form of conflict that exploits cooperation, and cyber conflict is a form of intelligence that exploits large-scale cooperation in cyberspace. This book thus develops a general theory of secret statecraft and intelligence performance to explain modern cyber campaigns"-- Provided by publisher. Introduction : Intelligence Now -- Defining Secret Statecraft -- A Theory of Intelligence Performance -- Security in Cyberspace -- Espionage : Bletchley Park and the Mechanization of Intelligence -- Sabotage : Stuxnet Reinterpreted as Secret Diplomacy -- Subversion : The 2016 U.S. Election and the Demand for Disinformation -- Cyber Power : China and the Contradictions of Cybersecurity -- Conclusion : Good News and Bad News about Cyber Warfare. Jon R. Lindsay. Includes bibliographical references and index. Internet and international relations Technology and international relations Computer security Political aspects Cyberspace Security measures Cyber intelligence (Computer security) Intelligence service Technological innovations Deception Political aspects JZ1254 .L56 2025 Lindsay, Jon R. Ithaca : Cornell University Press, 2025 (DLC) 2025004267 9781501783210 9781501783470 2025004266 NIC/DLC 250415 20251102125219.0 24156048 eng