Five Kinds of Cyber Deterrence

Ryan, Nathan

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“…It is because high cost of initiating cyber attack to the attacker exceed the cost of expected gain and this concept are presented within the the Fig. [2].…”

Section: Cyber Deterrence By Denial Modelmentioning

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“…The Fig. (2) drawing the core idea of cyber deterrence by denial in term of hardening (B) cyber defense and the expected outcome from different scenarios. In case State (A) attacking (B) the expected outcome for (A) E A = (n) is correlated to (B) cyber defense capacity against modeled and assumed cyber attack.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This differentiation is based on the definition and the scope of each kind of deterrence. Deterrence been concluded to five kinds as per Ryan article and these kinds are deterrence by punishment, by denial, by association, by norms and taboos, and finally by entanglement [2].…”

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Deterrence by Denial approach for the most known State Cyber Vulnerabilities

AlAzwani¹

2020

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Cyber deterrence by denial strategy can be practised by the state by making it hard for adversaries to succeed any attempt of attacking. It was practised during nuclear deterrence strategies as well as in many other conventional deterrence. This paper argues the functionality of cyber deterrence by denial in deterring cyber threats. In this paper, our attempt is to define cyber deterrence by denial, model it, explore operational roles of cyber security technologies in approaching deterrence by denial within cyber space. Model analysis shed lights over practicing deterrence by denial and its vital role in understanding how efficiently denial can work in maximize failure of any attack which will impact in maximizing cost of cyber attacks to the attacker. Due to limitations in cyber security technologies, unknown cyber threat might not be deterred with assumed approach. Proposed model confirmed that deterrence by denial strategy might works in deterring known cyber threats within instrumental model. As for the benefit of enhancing deterrence in cyber space there is a serious need to reduce the tendency to ignore exploring this strategy.

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“…It is because high cost of initiating cyber attack to the attacker exceed the cost of expected gain and this concept are presented within the the Fig. [2].…”

Section: Cyber Deterrence By Denial Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Cyber Deterrence By Denial Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Deterrence by Denial approach for the most known State Cyber Vulnerabilities

AlAzwani¹

2020

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“…A more attentive analysis reveals that they are simply different instances of deterrence by retaliation. One should think of them as tokens of the same type of deterrence strategy, insofar as each [strategy] occurs in a slightly different way, but all seek to punish and curb behaviour by adding a social cost (Ryan 2017). …”

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The Limits of Deterrence Theory in Cyberspace

Taddeo

2017

Philos. Technol.

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In this article, I analyse deterrence theory and argue that its applicability to cyberspace is limited and that these limits are not trivial. They are the consequence of fundamental differences between deterrence theory and the nature of cyber conflicts and cyberspace. The goals of this analysis are to identify the limits of deterrence theory in cyberspace, clear the ground of inadequate approaches to cyber deterrence, and define the conceptual space for a domain-specific theory of cyber deterrence, still to be developed.

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The Challenges of Cyber Deterrence

Taddeo

2019

The 2018 Yearbook of the Digital Ethics Lab

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Five Kinds of Cyber Deterrence

Cited by 11 publications

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Deterrence by Denial approach for the most known State Cyber Vulnerabilities

Deterrence by Denial approach for the most known State Cyber Vulnerabilities

The Limits of Deterrence Theory in Cyberspace

The Challenges of Cyber Deterrence

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