Journal Article - Georgetown Journal of International Affairs
Campaign Planning with Cyber Operations
Summary
The military not only plans for operations, it also plans to plan. Yet there is no current plan or process in place to integrate cyber initiatives into campaign planning. The US government must determine how to integrate offensive and defensive cybercapabilities into campaign planning in order to leverage these capabilities and pair them with the military’s broad array of tools.
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Sulmeyer, Michael. “Campaign Planning with Cyber Operations.” Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, (December 28, 2017) .
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