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The global Internet has served primarily as an arena for peaceful commerce.... Some analysts have become concerned that cyberspace could be used as a potential domain of warfare, however.... Conversely, there is considerable untapped potential to influence other people's use of cyberspace, as computer systems are employed and linked in new ways over time....

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by Martin C. LibickiIt is becoming more likely that the United States will find itself in the middle of a crisis in cyberspace — through the escalation of tensions associated with a major cyberattack, suspicions that one has taken place, or fears that it might do so soon.... And are there steps that can be taken to manage one?... In my latest study, conducted for the Air Force, I assess the best ways to address how crises escalate and their associated risks....

by Martin C. LibickiThis is a response to a U.S. News World Report Debate Club forum," Should There Be an International Treaty on Cyberwarfare?... Yet the effort was not entirely wasted.... True, states may not necessarily themselves follow what they preach for others....

While doing so may be satisfying and worthwhile, whether and how to respond is hardly a simple matter.... Regardless, the second argument for a response is that Russia needs to be discouraged from tampering with U.S. voting systems.... This is clearly more serious because the U.S. political system depends on( so far well-deserved) trust in the voting system....

by Martin C. LibickiThese days, most of Washington seems to believe that a major cyberattack on U.S. critical infrastructure is inevitable.... No person has ever died from a cyberattack, and only one alleged cyberattack has ever crippled a piece of critical infrastructure, causing a series of local power outages in Brazil.... The immediate and direct damage from a major cyberattack on the United States could range anywhere from zero to tens of billions of dollars, but the latter would require