The Future of Cyberterrorism
summary
Matthew Olsen discusses how terrorist organizations such as ISIS and al-Qaida are developing cyberattack capabilities, characterizing the nature and growth of that threat. He situates cyberterrorism within the broader terrorism landscape and offers practical advice for responding to and mitigating cyberthreats from these groups.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30jihadist groups
- 3:30geopolitical context
- 4:00terrorist groups
- 5:15cyber terrorism
- 5:50terrorism in cyber
- 6:40Junaid Hussain
- 7:30Case Study
- 9:25ISIS Cyber Army
- 10:40Russian Cyber Caliphate
- 11:30ISIS Cyber Capabilities
- 13:45Lessons
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