The role of international security organizations is to create a consensus on values, norms and rules relating to cyber warfare. NATO produces cyber policy and provides for education and the exchange of information also through publicistic activity. To a lesser extent it has also developed operational capabilities for joint cyber defence and cyber warfare.
NATO can expect initiatives for close cooperation in cyber defence and the establishment of common cyber capabilities, which are all rational responses to unconventional threats. The benefits stemming from such cooperation differ by state. The author is nonetheless convinced that the United States will benefit the most from the said cooperation as their economy is the most dependent on information and communication technology, the most globalised and allegedly the most frequent target of cyber attacks.
Vloga mednarodnih varnostnih organizacij je oblikovanje konsenza o vrednotah, normah in pravilih, ki se nanašajo na kibernetsko bojevanje. Nato proizvaja kibernetske politike, skrbi za izobraževanje in izmenjavo informacij, tudi s publicistično dejavnostjo, nekoliko manj pa je razvil operativne zmogljivosti za skupno kibernetsko obrambo in kibernetsko bojevanje.
V Natu lahko pričakujemo pobude za tesno sodelovanje pri kibernetski obrambi in gradnji skupnih kibernetskih zmogljivosti, kar je racionalen odgovor na nekonvencionalne grožnje. Pridobitve članic, ki bodo izšle iz sodelovanja na področju kibernetskega bojevanja, se bodo med seboj razlikovale. Največ pridobitev avtorica pripisuje ZDA, ker je njihova ekonomija najbolj odvisna od informacijsko-komunikacijskih tehnologij, najbolj globalizirana in domnevno najpogostejša tarča kibernetskih napadov.
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