The key
piece of evidence in this article is how the Pentagon wants to increase the
Defense Department’s Command. They want more than 4,000 people to be a part of
the Cyber Command than the current 900. They would like to implement three
different forces under the Cyber Command to ensure security on the Pentagon’s
computer systems, including “national mission force”, which protects computer
systems that support the nation’s power grid and critical infrastructure;
“combat mission forces,” plans and executes attacks on adversaries; and “cyber
protection forces,” which secures the Pentagons computer system. According to
the Pentagon, the forces are important to decrease the vulnerability of foreign
computer hackers.
2)
Invented Logos
The text
makes use of the evidence by providing many examples. The author writes that
the United States may have been facing a possible “Cyber-Pearl Harbor” without
the needed protection. Then later goes on to state that America could be in for
a national catastrophe if more technological advances are made in China,
Russia, Iran and militant groups and if we don’t have the right protection.
3) Invention
A
potential research project that comes to mind when pondering upon this article
is one consisting of why cyber security is important, why it needs to be
stronger, examples of what could and can happen if we do not tighten our
protection, and examples/ events of how it already has affected us. I
would have a great amount of detail on my project, and spend most of my time
looking at proposals; seeing which ones work best for America. The majority of
the articles, that I have read, go into to detail about how we should protect
our cyber systems. Some proposals differentiate from one another, while others
have similar plans to protect. Cyber security is a great challenge for America,
and will no way be an easy task to protecting our systems. First, engineers
have to be on one accord and agree upon how to make cyberspace safer, and then
actually go about implementing just that.
Great analysis, Najja--sounds like a very interesting article
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