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Ben Buchanan provides a carefully researched and balanced account of the increasing intrusions into cyber networks. He also suggests some practical steps to mitigate the effects. This is an important analysis of the difficult problem of cyber insecurity we all face. --Joseph S. Nye, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor, Harvard University, and author of <em>s the American Century Over?</em> What do the great NSA leaks of 2013 mean for cyber security? Buchanan delivers a fresh and brilliant strategic analysis of computer network operations in the twenty-first century, powered by a rare blend of down-in-the-weeds technical insight and bird's-eye-view conceptual clarity - a must-read for scholars and practitioners in the private and public sectors. -- Thomas Rid, Professor in Security Studies, King's College London, and author of <em>yber War Will Not Take Place</em> Buchanan offers technically-grounded, policy-savvy analysis in his groundbreaking book. He demonstrates that international relations are as relevant to the digital world as they are to the physical. Policymakers are grappling with the security dilemma now; they and their constituents will benefit greatly from the lessons in this book. --Richard Bejtlich, Chief Security Strategist, FireEye

Ben Buchanan provides a carefully researched and balanced account of the increasing intrusions into cyber networks. He also suggests some practical steps to mitigate the effects. This is an important analysis of the difficult problem of cyber insecurity we all face. --Joseph S. Nye, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor, Harvard University, and author of <em>Is the American Century Over?</em> What do the great NSA leaks of 2013 mean for cyber security? Buchanan delivers a fresh and brilliant strategic analysis of computer network operations in the twenty-first century, powered by a rare blend of down-in-the-weeds technical insight and bird's-eye-view conceptual clarity - a must-read for scholars and practitioners in the private and public sectors. -- Thomas Rid, Professor in Security Studies, King's College London, and author of <em>Cyber War Will Not Take Place</em> Buchanan offers technically-grounded, policy-savvy analysis in his groundbreaking book. He demonstrates that international relations are as relevant to the digital world as they are to the physical. Policymakers are grappling with the security dilemma now; they and their constituents will benefit greatly from the lessons in this book. --Richard Bejtlich, Chief Security Strategist, FireEye Cyber instruments are increasingly important but not well understood. With a sure grasp of relevant concepts and deep knowledge of events, Buchanan cuts to the core of the issues and offers well-grounded ideas for how to reduce the looming danger of great but potentially avoidable conflict. Both theoretical and practical, The Cybersecurity Dilemma offers insights for scholars, policy-makers, and members of the interested public alike. -- Robert Jervis, Adlai E Stevenson Professor of International Politics, Columbia University As we move from the era of nuclear deterrence doctrine to the age of cyberwarfare doctrine, The Cybersecurity Dilemma clearly outlines the revolution in strategic thinking that must occur. Ben Buchanan demonstrates that the unique character of cyber intrusions raises the danger of miscalculation and overreaction, and he lays out a roadmap for defusing these risks. -- Michael Chertoff, former United States Secretary of Homeland Security and co-author of the USA Patriot Act An essential book for understanding modern cyber operations. In an accessible but rigorous manner, Buchanan shows how nations play offense and defense in cyberspace - and the dangers that result. -- Bruce Schneier, author of Data and Goliath: The Hidden Battles to Collect Your Data and Control Your World

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Ben Buchanan is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, where he specializes in the intersection of cybersecurity and statecraft. He earned his PhD in War Studies from King's College London, where he was a Marshall Scholar. He holds undergraduate and master's degrees from Georgetown University and has published widely on cyber operations.

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