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Overview
In this chapter, the analysis centers on the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure within the national security domain, examining both the ethical challenges and value conflicts that arise when protecting vital public services and systems from cyber threats. The chapter reviews relevant literature, presents frameworks for categorizing attacks, and discusses real-world case studies to illustrate the complex trade-offs between security and other societal values such as privacy, equity, and long-term stability.
Syllabus
- Introduction to Cybersecurity of Critical Infrastructure
- Ethical Challenges in Cybersecurity
- Literature Review
- Frameworks for Categorizing Cyber Attacks
- Real-World Case Studies
- Trade-offs Between Security and Societal Values
- Conclusion and Future Directions
Definition and Importance
Overview of Critical Infrastructure Sectors
National Security Implications
Privacy vs. Security
Equity in Access and Protection
Balancing Short-term and Long-term Stability
Key Texts and Their Contributions
Historical Context and Evolution of Thought
Trends and Emerging Themes
Types of Cyber Threats to Critical Infrastructure
Physical, Cyber, and Logical Attacks
Impact Assessment Models
Risk Management Approaches
Analysis of Notable Cyber Attacks on Critical Infrastructure
Case Study 1: Stuxnet
Case Study 2: Ukraine Power Grid Hack
Lessons Learned
Mitigation Strategies Employed
Discussion on Privacy Concerns
Addressing Ethical Value Conflicts
Policy Implications and Decision-Making
Summary of Key Points
Areas for Further Research
Anticipated Challenges and Innovations in the Field
Subjects
Information Security (InfoSec)