Cyber Warfare, Policy, and the Modern State

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Explores cybersecurity as a key element of national security and global politics. Examines how nation-states, criminal organizations, and hacktivist groups use cyber operations to project power, disrupt infrastructure, steal intellectual property, & influence political processes. Analyzes global cyber threats through a national security and international policy lens, including cyber warfare, espionage, terrorism, & emerging governance frameworks. Course overlaps with: JSIS B 555; JSIS B 581; and T INFO 580.