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Staring Down the Digital Fulda Gap Path Dependency as a Cyber Defense Vulnerability
Jan Kallberg
Academia, homeland security, defense, and media have accepted the perception that critical infrastructure in a future cyber war cyber conflict is the main gateway for a massive cyb…
COVID-19: The Information Warfare Paradigm Shift
Jan Kallberg, Rosemary A. Burk, Bhavani Thuraisingham
In Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, the critical term is paradigm-shift when it suddenly becomes evident that earlier assumptions no longer are correct and the plura…
Revisiting Strategic Cyberwar Theory Reaching Decisive Strategic Outcome
Jan Kallberg
Each strategy has a foundation, an overarching way of explaining why things are the way we see them and how to successfully reach our goals. Therefore, strategy is theory based bec…
Resiliency by Retrograded Communication- The Revival of Shortwave as a Military Communication Channel
Jan Kallberg, Stephen S. Hamilton
In the last three decades, the great powers have become increasingly dependent on satellite communication (SATCOM), very high frequency (VHF), and ultra-high frequency (UHF) provid…
Supremacy by Accelerated Warfare through the Comprehension Barrier and Beyond: Reaching the Zero Domain and Cyberspace Singularity
Jan Kallberg
It is questionable and even unlikely that cyber supremacy could be reached by overwhelming capabilities manifested by stacking more technical capacity and adding attack vectors. Th…
The Second Amendment and Cyber Weapons - The Constitutional Relevance of Digital Gun Rights
Jan Kallberg
In the future, the United States government can seek to limit the ownership and usage of cyber weapons. The question is whether the Second Amendment to the United States Constituti…