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Cyber conflict vs. Cyber Command: hidden dangers in the American military solution to a large-scale intelligence problem/ Jon R. Lindsay

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In: Intelligence and National Security : Vol. 36, No 2, March 2021, pp. 260-278 (99)Summary: United States Cyber Command emerged from the American intelligence community, but it has strong legal and organizational imperatives to explain its operations in military terms. Even though cyber operations are essentially a digital manifestation of classic intelligence practice, or secret statecraft, CYBERCOM is emphatically not an intelligence organization. The idea that cyber conflict is essentially an intelligence contest has received some pushback.

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United States Cyber Command emerged from the American intelligence community, but it has strong legal and organizational imperatives to explain its operations in military terms. Even though cyber operations are essentially a digital manifestation of classic intelligence practice, or secret statecraft, CYBERCOM is emphatically not an intelligence organization. The idea that cyber conflict is essentially an intelligence contest has received some pushback.

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