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The book discusses the increasing cyber threat, highlighting cases of Chinese and Russian cyberattacks and the unpreparedness of the US to handle such threats. It was discussed in the context of the rising global cyber threat and the need for a concerted response.
It's called Dawn of the Code War. The subtitle is America's battle against Russia, China, and the rising global cyber threat.
— Episode: Inside the Cyber War (with John Carlin)
Episode: Inside the Cyber War (with John Carlin)
The book discusses the increasing cyber threat, highlighting cases of Chinese and Russian cyberattacks and the unpreparedness of the US to handle such threats. It was discussed in the context of the rising global cyber threat and the need for a concerted response.
It's called Dawn of the Code War. The subtitle is America's battle against Russia, China, and the rising global cyber threat.
One thing I've realized, particularly being out of government and talking to people in the private sector, is how few people know about cases that they think are science fiction and things that nation states or terrorists might do that have already happened.
it's going to require concerted leadership across the Western world and particularly from America to confront our adversaries in a war that's going to require both winning the battle on whose values should prevail, but also expending the resources, technically and otherwise, to ensure that our businesses, our society is safe from what is already day to day conflict.
I think that's what caused the former director of the National Security Agency at the time, Keith Alexander, to call it the largest transfer of wealth in human history.
Everyone should go buy it. It's Dawn of the Code War.
Episode: Introducing Cyber Space with John Carlin
John Carlin's book, 'Dawn of the Code War', was discussed, and it was mentioned that he might not write a second book, though he will be doing a podcast.
One reason we had you on was to talk about your book, Dawn of the Code War.
Episode: Inside the Cyber War (with John Carlin)
The book discusses the increasing cyber threat posed by Russia, China and other global actors, particularly as the world shifts to a more digitally-connected landscape. It highlighted several examples of the cyberattacks and the harm they caused to businesses and American interests.
It's called Dawn of the Code War. The subtitle is America's battle against Russia, China, and the rising global cyber threat.
One thing I've realized, particularly being out of government and talking to people in the private sector, is how few people know about cases that they think are science fiction and things that nation states or terrorists might do that have already happened.
It's not directly analogous, but there are some lessons that you can apply. So like parts of the Cold War, there are types of technology that we need to win.
I think that's what caused the former director of the National Security Agency at the time, Keith Alexander, to call it the largest transfer of wealth in human history.
Everyone should go buy it. It's Dawn of the Code War.