Cyberwarfare: . (Jones & Bartlett Learning Information Systems Security & Assurance Series)

If you are a military intelligence analyst or a critical thinker read this book. It wraps up the new cyber intelligence discipline in to the overall intelligence community quite well and shows how the other disciplines can use it as an asset to support prior collection or direct future analysis. I highly recommend this book!!!

Had to read this for a master's course and overall it was very well written, easy to understand, and quite informational. Learned a lot from it enjoyed reading the content.

Bought as a required graduate level text book. Boring, broad, and extremely repetitive. I think I read about stuxnet at least 7 times in this one book, never adding in detail just repeating common knowledge surrounding the topic. This book can be consolidated into 1 chapter about 30-50pgs and be done.... mostly fluff not stuff. Clearly not familiar with all branches of the military, mostly airforce, not a big deal except for discussing cyber issues across the board: its more than just drones. Would have like to see more information from 300+ pages higher level learning. Just my opinion.

I'm taking Cybersecurity Bachelors and this book is part of the textbooks for the course. It's one of the in-depth books on cyber warfare and cybersecurity in general.

I'm sure the content of this book is going to be great but $100 for a 400-page paperback is a complete fleecing. Ouch.

was good

The book is new.

Was listed as good condition, recieved it and was almost like brand new!!! Amazing for the price.