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5 November 1998
Source: http://www.usia.gov/journals/itps/1198/ijpe/toc.htm

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• DEFENDING THE NATION AGAINST CYBER ATTACK:
  INFORMATION ASSURANCE IN THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
  

  • By Lieutenant General Kenneth A. Minihan
    Director, National Security Agency

  INFORMATION ASSURANCE AND THE NEW SECURITY EPOCH
  

  • By Dr. John Hamre
    Deputy Secretary of Defense

  CIAO: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
  TO COUNTER THREATS OF A "NEW ERA"
  

  • An interview with Dr. Jeffrey A. Hunker
    Director of the Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office

  THE YEAR 2000 PROBLEM
  

  • By John Koskinen
    Chairman of the President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion

  INFORMATION WARFARE THREAT
  DEMANDS MORE ATTENTION ON ALL SIDES
  

  • An interview with Senator Jon Kyl

• GHOSTS IN THE MACHINES?
  

  • By Dr. Martin Libicki
    Senior Policy Analyst, RAND

  THE RESPONSE OF HIGHER EDUCATION TO INFORMATION WARFARE
  

  • By Dr. Charles W. Reynolds
    Director, Department of Computer Science, and Interim Dean
    College of Integrated Science and Technology
    James Madison University

• PRIVATE, PUBLIC SECTORS BENEFIT
  BY SHARING EXPERTISE ON SECURITY
  

  • An interview with Howard Schmidt
    Director, Information Security, Microsoft Corporation

  STRATEGIES FOR COUNTERING THREATS TO
  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ASSETS
  

  • By James A. Lingerfelt
    Senior Consultant, IBM, Public Safety and Justice

  INFORMATION WARFARE: CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY
  

  • By James Adams
    Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Defense, Inc.

• FACT SHEET: PROTECTING AMERICA'S CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES
  

  • (Presidential Decision Directive 63)

• CYBERTHREAT: PROTECTING U.S. INFORMATION NETWORKS -- ARTICLE ALERT
  

  • Abstracts of current articles

  CYBERTHREAT: PROTECTING U.S. INFORMATION NETWORKS -- BIBLIOGRAPHY
  

  • Spotlighting other views

  CYBERTHREAT: PROTECTING U.S. INFORMATION NETWORKS -- KEY INTERNET SITES
  

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