Taiwan / Estonia / Japan / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / China / /
Event
Judicial Event / /
Facility
Naval War College / University of Information Security / /
IndustryTerm
weather satellite / fictitious networks / information-related systems / high-tech crime / network technology / decisive technical equipment / physical information infrastructure / high-tech means / combat management / cognition systems / satellite / belief systems / reconnaissance satellite systems / perception management / Internet addresses / Internet culture / antistealth devices / sides using network technology / information processing system / electronics / e-government / /
Organization
Liberation Army / Beijing People’s University / Chinese military / University of Information Security / China’s Academy of Military Science / army / U.S. Department of Defense / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Russian General Staff Academy / Ministry for Information Technologies and Communications / Ministry of Information and Communications / Russian Interior Ministry / U.S. Naval War College / CyberSecurity Center in Estonia / Air Force / European Union / National Party Congress / U.S. military / Russian military / /
Person
Dmitry Peskov / Konstantin Machabeli / Vladimir Slipchenko / Chen Zuoning / Xu Dehui / Li Jiangzhou / Vladimir M. Vasilyev / Dai Qingmin / Timothy L. Thomas / Niu / Authors Niu Li / Vladimir Putin / Li Bingyan / /
Position
Deputy Head / spokesman / controlling actor / President / director of the PLA Communication Department / commentator / General / commander / deputy director of the Department of Information Society Strategy / deputy / director of the PLA Communication Department of the General Staff / /
CHAPTER 20 Nation-State Cyber Strategies: Examples from China and Russia Timothy L. Thomas AN EARLY adopter of cyberspace concepts in the United States was the Air Force, which established a cyberspace command in Novembe