21st century Chinese cyberwarfare : an examination of the Chinese cyberthreat from fundamentals of Communist policy regarding information warfare through the broad range of military, civilian and commercially supported cyberattack threat vectors / William T. Hagestad II.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Hagestad, William T., II

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Hackers--Government policy--China.

Hackers.

Cyberspace--Government policy--China.

Cyberspace.

Cyberterrorism--Government policy--China.

Cyberterrorism.

Information warfare--Government policy--China.

Information warfare.

Information warfare--China.

Internet--Political aspects--China.

Internet.

Internet--Social aspects--China.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (350 p.)

Edition:

1st edition

Other Title:

Twenty-first century Chinese cyberwarfare

Place of Publication:

Ely, Cambridgeshire : IT Governance Publishing, 2012.

Language Note:

English

System Details:

text file

Summary:

21st Century Chinese Cyberwarfare draws from a combination of business, cultural, historical, linguistic and the author's personal experience to attempt to explain China to the uninitiated. The objective of the book is to raise awareness of the fact that the People's Republic of China is using a combination of their unique culture, language, and political will, known as Chinese Communism, to maintain their cultural heritage.

Contents:

Cover; Title; Copyright; Foreword; Preface; About The Author; Acknowledgements; Contents; Introduction; Glossary; Cyberwarfare Definitions; Types of Hacker; Information Warfare Elements; Chapter 1: The Chinese Cyberthreat; Statistics of the Cyberwarfare Threat; 'Operation Titan Rain'; Statistics of the Chinese Cyberwarfare Threat; Conclusions about the Chinese Cyberthreat; Detailed Statement of the opportunity and problem; Chapter 2: Evolution of Chinese CyberWarfare; Overview of the Attackers; Communist Party of China (CPC); People's Liberation Army (PLA); State-owned Enterprises (SOE)

Civilian Hackers (Hacktivists)Motivation of the People's Republic of China; History & Origins of Information Warfare in the People's Republic of China; An Overview of Chinese Cyberwarfare; Origins of Chinese Cyberwarfare; Purpose behind Chinese Cyberwar Doctrine; China's 'Cyber Command'; Perspectives on China's 'Cyber Command'; Chapter 3: Chinese Unrestricted Warfare; War Without Limits; What is Unrestricted Warfare & who is behind it?; Eight Principles of Chinese Unrestricted Warfare; The Challenge of Information Warfare; Chapter 4: Principles of warfare - West versus East

Warfare - Mapping East to West'On War' - Carl Von Clausewitz 1780 -1831 A.D.; 'The Art of War' - Sun Tzu 544 - 496 B.C.; Principles of Chinese Cyberwarfare -中国网络战的原则; The PLA's 制信息权 Information Dominance; Chinese Information War Theory and Implementation; Stratagems when in a superior position; Stratagems for confrontation; Stratagems for attack; Stratagems for attack; Stratagems for gaining cyberground; Stratagems for desperate situations; Chapter 5: Nature of Information warfare; Information Warfare; The IW Impact on Combat Concepts; The IW Impact on Organizational Structure

Information Warfare: A new form of people's warIdeas Guide Action; Information War Depends on the Integrity of the Information System; Chapter 6: Chinese CyberWarfare Doctrines; Chinese Cyberwarfare Doctrinal Development; Importance of Information Warfare; Goals of Chinese Information Warfare; Integrated Network Electronic Warfare (INEW); The 'Three Warfares' concept; The PRC's concept of 21st century warfare; Secrecy and Deception in PLA Military Strategy; Asymmetric Warfighting; Assassin's Mace Programs; Major General Dai Qingmin's Cyberwar; Conclusions

Rules of Engagement: PLA's Information DominanceChapter 7: China's SIGINT Capabilities; China and information warfare (IW): Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), Electronic Warfare (EW) and Cyberwarfare (CW); The PLA SIGINT ground stations; Airborne SIGINT capabilities; Chinese Naval SIGINT Activities; Chinese PLA Electronic warfare; Airborne EW systems; Chapter 8: Chinese IW Capabilities; Assessing China's IW Capabilities; Chapter 9: The Chinese IW Organizational Structure; Key PLA Departments: Integrated Network Electronic Warfare (INEW); General Staff Department Third Department总参三部

Technical Reconnaissance Bureaus (TRB)

Notes:

Technical Reconnaissance Bureaus (TRB).

Includes bibliographical references.

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed October 18, 2013).

ISBN:

9781849283663

1849283664

9781299468412

1299468411

9781849283359

1849283354

OCLC:

799769050