Cyberspace in peace and war

Part I. Foundations. Emblematic attacks ; Some basic principles ; How to compromise a computer ; The search for cybersecurity ; Defending against attacks of high and of broad consequence ; What the government can and cannot do

Part II. Policies. What should be secret ; What does China's economically motivated cyberespionage cost the United States? ; Return to vendor ; Cybersecurity futures ; Operational cyberwar

Part III. Operations. Organizing a cyberwar campaign ; Professionalizing cyberwar ; Is cyberspace a warfighting domain? ; Strategic implications of operational cyberwar ; Stability implications of operational cyberwar ; Strategic cyberwar

Part IV. Strategies. Cyberwar threats as coercion

The unexpected asymmetry of cyberwar ; Responding to cyberattack ; Deterrence fundamentals ; The will to retaliate ; Attribution ; What threshold and confidence for response? ; Punishment and holding targets at risk ; Deterrence by denial ; Cyberwar escalation ; Brandishing cyberattack capabilities ; Cyberattack in nuclear confrontation ; Narratives and signals ; Strategic stability

Part V. Norms. Norms for cyberspace ; Sino-American relations and norms in cyberspace ; Cyberwar: what is it good for?