Deterrence and Dissuasion in Cyberspace.¶
Nye, J. S. (2017). Deterrence and Dissuasion in Cyberspace. International Security, 41(3), 44-71.
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Primes¶
- Deterrence
- Cybersecurity is the same skeleton in a different substrate: visible response capabilities, attribution threats, indictments, and sanctions aim to alter an attacker's cost-benefit, and the criminological finding transfers directly — broadcasting attribution capability (raising the attacker's perceived probability of being identified) shifts attacker behaviour more than escalating declared penalties (magnitude).
This sourceAnalyzes cyber deterrence and the attribution problem — how raising an attacker's perceived probability of identification and response shifts cost-benefit more than escalating declared penalties.
- Cybersecurity is the same skeleton in a different substrate: visible response capabilities, attribution threats, indictments, and sanctions aim to alter an attacker's cost-benefit, and the criminological finding transfers directly — broadcasting attribution capability (raising the attacker's perceived probability of being identified) shifts attacker behaviour more than escalating declared penalties (magnitude).
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