Responses to Cyber TerrorismLooks at the difficulty of arriving at a definition of cyber terrorism. This publication examines cyber terrorism in the proper sense of the term and how to respond in terms of technology, awareness, and legal/political measures. However, there is also the related question of responding to the terrorist presence on the Internet. |
Contents
The Interwoven Domain of Enabling Technologies and Cultural Interaction | 1 |
Institutionalization of a WebFocused Multinational CounterTerrorism Campaign Building a Collective Open Source Intelligent System | 8 |
Critical Information Infrastructure Protection | 24 |
Use of the Internet by Terrorists | 34 |
The Reliance of alQaeda on the Internet | 61 |
General Overview of the Available Mechanisms to Facilitate an Overwhelming Task | 70 |
International Coordination of Prosecution and Prevention of Cyber Terrorism | 89 |
The Internet as a Tool for Intelligence and CounterTerrorism | 104 |
NATO and Cyber Terrorism | 118 |
Analysis of PKKKONGRAGEL Websites to Identify Points of Vulnerability | 127 |
Summary of the Working Group Discussions | 142 |
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