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INFORMATION WARFARE
Part 4: AssignmentAdvanced Course in Engineering
2005 Cyber Security Boot CampAir Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate, Rome, NY
M. E. Kabay, PhD, CISSPAssoc. Prof. Information Assurance
Program Direction, MSIADivision of Business & Management, Norwich University
Northfield, Vermont mailto:[email protected] V: 802.479.7937
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Topics
08:00-08:15 Introductions & Overview08:15-09:00 Fundamental Concepts09:05-11:55 Case Histories13:15-15:15 INFOWAR Theory15:30-16:00 Project Assignments
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Divide into Teams
Work with Prof Kabay on who goes into which team
Each team has two subteamsSubteams each work on a specific scenarioPresent drafts to each otherDiscuss and refine
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Mission
Develop a realistic, detailed scenario for an information-warfare attack on A foreign powerThe USA
Each sub-team takes one of the missionsWork out detail by Thursday eveningPresent to other sub-team for criticism and
improvementFinish report by end of deadlinePresent to entire group live or via Web
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Details of the AttacksObjective(s)?Specific target(s)?Method(s)?Lead-time?Personnel?Technology?Likely defenses?Countermeasures to defenses?Timing?Stopping rules?Costs?Measuring results?
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DISCUSSION