DEFCON-18-West-Laws-Cyber-Warfare.pdf

A Survey and Examination of the Adequacy of

the Laws Related to Cyber Warfare

A paper arguing that the current rules of war can address the emerging issues

raised by cyber warfare

Presented by:

Dondi ―spookdoctor06‖ West, M.Sc., J.D.

Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton

Def Con 18

July 30 th –August 1 st 2010

Las Vegas, Nevada

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Disclaimers

 The views expressed in this presentation and its supporting materials

are those of the author alone and do not necessarily reflect the official

policy or position of Booz Allen Hamilton, the United States Department

of Defense, United States Strategic Command, or any other entity of the

US Government.

 This article is for general information purposes and is not intended to

be and should not be taken as legal advice on any particular matter. It is

not intended to and does not create any attorney-client relationship.

Because legal advice must vary with individual circumstances, do not act

or refrain from acting on the basis of this article without consulting

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Agenda

 Intro to CNO and the Actors Involved

 Survey of the Laws with the Largest

Impact on Cyber Warfare

 Popular Issues Intensifying Cyber

Warfare Debate

 Five Reasons Why the U.S. Shouldn’t

Enter into Int’l Treaties for Cyber Warfare

 Conclusion, Question and Answers

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Introduction

 President Obama’s 60-Day Study

 Cyber Attack against Georgia Infrastructure

and Key Government Websites

 Cyber Spies Penetrate US Electrical Grid

(2009)

 July 4 th Cyber Attacks Against U.S.

 No Mandate for Examining Laws of Cyber

Warfare in Results of 60-Day Study

 Intense Debate: International Treaty for Cyber

Warfare

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I. Introduction to Computer Network Operations

and the Actors Involved

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