July 14, 2011 (The Hill, Washington, DC) -- The Pentagon released a long-promised cybersecurity plan Thursday that declares the Internet a domain of war.
The Pentagon released a long-promised cybersecurity plan Thursday that declares the Internet a domain of war. (photo: Reuters)
The plan notably does not spell out how the U.S. military would use the Web for offensive strikes.
The Defense Department’s first-ever plan for cyberspace calls on the DoD to expand its ability to thwart attacks from other nations and groups, beef up its cyber workforce and expand collaboration with the private sector.
Like major corporations and the rest of the federal government, the military “depends on cyberspace to function,” the DoD plan says. The U.S. military uses cyberspace for everything from carrying out military operations to sharing intelligence data internally to managing personnel.
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