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Cyber Incidents Attributed to China

Many times in discussion of cybersecurity with Chinese colleagues one hears the charge that there is no evidence that China and Chinese hackers are responsible for the many incidents attributed to them.

Report by James Andrew Lewis and Laura Saporito — March 11, 2013

Securing the Gulf: Key Threats and Options for Enhanced Cooperation

The US and its Arab Gulf allies face the steadily increasing threat that some form of conflict may occur with Iran in the coming years, and accordingly, they must develop the most effective possible deterrent to Iran’s military ambitions.

Report by Anthony H. Cordesman — February 19, 2013

Raising the Bar for Cybersecurity

Extracting value from the computers or networks of unsuspecting companies and government agencies has become a big business.

Report by James Andrew Lewis — February 14, 2013

Conflict and Negotiation in Cyberspace

This report looks at the political-military aspects of cybersecurity and attempts to place it in the larger context of international security.

Report by James Andrew Lewis — February 8, 2013