It demonstrates that cyberattacks can qualify as acts of war, that states have a duty to prevent cyberattacks, and that victim-states have a right to use active defenses against host-states that neglect their duty to prevent cyberattacks.
According to the Daily Dot, Alexander "indicated that far from backing off on surveillance, the NSA ought to do more of it" – starting with action to prevent cyberattacks on the financial sector.
This article concludes that states have a right under international law to (1) view and respond to cyberattacks as acts of war and not solely as criminal matters, and (2) use active, not just passive, defenses against the computer networks in other states, that may or may not have initiated an attack, but have neglected their duty to prevent cyberattacks from within their borders.
Getting the people in an organization up to speed with what it takes to prevent cyberattacks is just as important, and arguably more difficult, than getting the right technological measures in place, said Pearlson.
Fifty years ago, the job of "creating security patches to prevent cyberattacks" was something that nobody understood.
Members of the Paris Call mostly agree to prevent cyberattacks of all sorts — it's a peace offer.
The Department of Homeland Security will send an alert to election officials across the country and offer specific measures to prevent cyberattacks. CBS News.
It would enshrine and institutionalize the very network manipulation that [tech experts] must fight in order to prevent cyberattacks and other malevolent behavior on the global Internet, thereby exposing networks and users to increased security and privacy risks".
Having seen how effective these kinds of cyberattacks can be, Bonaci and co also suggest ways to prevent them.
They then suggest ways to prevent it.
There are two ways to prevent this.
