Hacking and hackers
(Book)

What is the most effective way to combat hacking? - A clear and unified approach is needed to ensure cybersecurity / Mike McConnell - Hackers are not a threat to cybersecurity / James Andrew Lewis - US outgunned in hacker war / Devlin Barrett - A multifaceted strategy is best to ensure cybersecurity / Michael P. Merritt - Private sector isn't waiting for feds to deal with Internet security / John Hayward - Ethical hacking improves cybersecurity / Sue Marquette Poremba - Exploding the myth of the "ethical hacker" / Conrad Constantine and Dominique Karg - Is hacktivism a serious threat? - Hacktivism is an effective and ethical means of social protest / Graham Armstrong - Hacktivist collectives are terrorists / Phil Elmore - Hacktivists fight for civil liberties and free expression / James Ball - Old-time hactivists : anonymous, you've crossed the line / Elinor Mills - What is the significance of WikiLeaks? - WikiLeaks provides transparency and can deter corporate and government misbehavior / Jesse Walker - The WikiLeaks scandal reveals the limitations of the public's desire for transparency / Alasdair Roberts - WikiLeaks is an unprecedented threat to US national security / Marc A. Thiessen - A defense of WikiLeaks / John B. Judis - The WikiLeaks scandal reveals the US government lacks the will to deal with cyberthreats / Cliff May - What is the role of government in hacking? - Cyberattacks require a military response / US Department of Defense - A military response to cyberattacks is unwarranted and inappropriate / Benjamin H. Friedman and Christopher Preble - The United States needs to develop a smart and effective counterinsurgency strategy for cyberspace / Paul Rosenzweig - More government regulation would impede innovation and cybersecurity / Tom Ridge - The United States should engage in cyberwarfare treaty talks / Alice Slater.