From bombs to bytes: Can our nuclear history inform our cyber future?
By Joseph S. Nye, Jr. | September 1, 2013
In this essay, the author argues that cyber war does not pose the existential threat to humanity that nuclear weapons do.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 69 Issue 5
Keywords: cyber attack, cyber crime, cyber war, deterrence, negotiations, nuclear war
Topics: Technology and Security
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Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
Nye is University Distinguished Service Professor at Harvard’s Kennedy School and author most recently of Presidential Leadership and the Creation of the American Era... Read More
