Towards a Cyberspace Legal Regime in the Twenty-First Century: Considerations for American Cyber-Warriors

Dunlap Jr., Charles J.

Journal: Nebraska Law Review

Volume: 87

Year: 2008

Bluebook Citation: 87 NEB. L. REV. (2008)

Author: Charles J. Dunlap Jr: all 6 publications


Abstract

Cyberspace has evolved beyond the imagination of most in the last fifteen years to the point that science fiction has become more science than fiction.41 But it stands on a precarious foundation that could be shaken by a cyber 9/11 or cyber Pearl Harbor. Who has forgotten that after 9/11 the skies were emptied of aviation? Who has suffered through an extended blackout or loss of water? Who has contemplated the impact of a fuel shock on the global economy, especially as gas passes $4.00 per gallon?

Cyberspace is as vital as those resources and intimately connected to them as well. For that reason I say again, welcome cyber-warriors; especially cyber-defenders. Our nation's future depends on you.

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