
Last year I wrote about the events of cyberwar between Estonia and Russia. Other ones have happened recently as well such as:
- between USA and China, (more covert activities and experimentation)
- between AlQaeda and USA
- between North and South Korea
- between India and Pakistan
- ....
In any cyberwar there are: "cyberwarriors", targets (key infrastructure such as financial institutions, government, utilities) and collateral damage (potentially your innocent business). So are we ready? Do we understand the dangers? A recent story in CSO magazine highlight the threat level and readiness of given countries as they focus resources for cyberwar.
Country | Est Mil Budget | Status | Est Threat |
China | $56B | complex | 4.78 |
Russia | $44B | complex | 4.39 |
Iran | $9.7B | advanced | 3.79 |
N Korea | $5.2B | advanced | 3.03 |
Libya | $1.3B | advanced | 2.86 |
from this table we notice both China and Russia devoting a substantial military budget and having acquired a complex infrastructure with associated Threat level (ranked from 1 to 5, 5 being highest)
More details on this story can be found here.
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