Most professionals have a pretty good idea about the threat that cyber crime poses to their businesses and their lives. But, few of us appreciate the growing risks from cyber warfare, cyber espionage, and cyber terrorism. What is the likely source of this threat? How is it likely to manifest itself? What are the implications for managers, policy makers, investors, and ordinary citizens? What are government and industry doing to address this problem? We’ll cut through the fog of war and provide the answers you need.

Since September 11, 2001, the United States has been embroiled in a new type of warfare. After an initial wave of patriotic support, the all-volunteer Army is finding it increasingly difficult to attract the necessary talent. Most people realize that a traditional draft is not the answer. But what is? We'll explain.