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Battlefield Cyber (William J Holstein)
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Battlefield Cyber: How China and Russia are Undermining Our Democracy and National Security is a nonfiction analysis of state-linked cyber conflict by journalist William J. Holstein and cybersecurity attorney and policy adviser Michael G. McLaughlin. Published in 2023, it examines how digital intrusions, espionage, influence operations, and attacks on essential systems have become instruments of geopolitical competition. The book concentrates on threats to the United States associated with China and Russia, while relating contemporary incidents to a longer history of technology theft and network exploitation. Its central purpose is not merely to catalog breaches. It argues that democratic societies and private companies have treated persistent hostile activity too often as isolated technical episodes rather than as a strategic campaign. The first part presents historical and contemporary cases; the later chapters turn toward institutional, technical, educational, and policy responses. Written for general readers as well as security-minded professionals, the book frames cybersecurity as a matter of democratic resilience, industrial capacity, and national security rather than a specialized information technology concern.
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#Digitalgrayzonewarfare #Statelinkedcyberespionage #Criticalinfrastructureintrusion #Electioninfluenceoperations #Cloudtrustvulnerabilities #BattlefieldCyber
Battlefield Cyber: How China and Russia are Undermining Our Democracy and National Security is a nonfiction analysis of state-linked cyber conflict by journalist William J. Holstein and cybersecurity attorney and policy adviser Michael G. McLaughlin. Published in 2023, it examines how digital intrusions, espionage, influence operations, and attacks on essential systems have become instruments of geopolitical competition. The book concentrates on threats to the United States associated with China and Russia, while relating contemporary incidents to a longer history of technology theft and network exploitation. Its central purpose is not merely to catalog breaches. It argues that democratic societies and private companies have treated persistent hostile activity too often as isolated technical episodes rather than as a strategic campaign. The first part presents historical and contemporary cases; the later chapters turn toward institutional, technical, educational, and policy responses. Written for general readers as well as security-minded professionals, the book frames cybersecurity as a matter of democratic resilience, industrial capacity, and national security rather than a specialized information technology concern.
