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""Russian Cyberwar"" offers an in-depth exploration of Russia's cyber warfare capabilities and their strategic deployment in the global arena. This book examines how Russia leverages cyber operations as tools of political influence, espionage, and disruption, challenging the existing international order. By tracing the evolution of Russian cyber doctrine from Soviet-era information warfare to modern-day cyber attacks, the book reveals how these actions aren't isolated incidents but part of a coordinated strategy. Notably, Russia views cyber operations as a means to offset perceived Western advantages, making it a crucial aspect of their foreign policy. The book's structure progresses systematically across three parts. It begins by introducing the historical context of Russian cyber doctrine, then dissects key case studies of Russian cyber operations, such as election interference and attacks on critical infrastructure, detailing the techniques and outcomes. Finally, it assesses Russia's cyber defense strategies and resilience-building measures, offering insights into potential countermeasures. This approach provides a comprehensive understanding of the topic, combining technical analysis with political and strategic context. What sets this book apart is its holistic approach, combining technical analysis with political and strategic context, moving beyond simple attribution to explore the motivations driving Russian cyber operations. By utilizing declassified reports, cybersecurity analyses, and primary source materials, the book provides a fact-based, analytical assessment suitable for policymakers, cybersecurity professionals, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the geopolitical implications of cyber warfare.
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