Леонид Савин - Стрелы кентавра. Кибервойна по-американски

• Название: Стрелы кентавра. Кибервойна по-американски
• Автор: Леонид Савин
• Жанр: Военное дело; спецслужбы
• Год: 2020
• ISBN: 978-5-901635-98-8

Книга посвящена весьма эффективным элементам ведения войны в наши дни – действиям в киберпространстве. Войны «традиционных форматов» затратны, сопровождаются риском боевых потерь, встречают критику не только со стороны других стран, но и большинства граждан государства – инициатора конфликта. В отличие от них кибервойна – это не только применение Интернета с целью нанесения урона противнику, это использование коммуникаций, систем командования и управления, новейших военных технологий, средств связи, а также пропаганда и дезинформация в социальных сетях. Хотя в международном праве понятие «кибервойна» не определено, в США уже более 10 лет существует Киберкомандование, специализированные подразделения проводят виртуальные операции по всему миру, и их интенсивность возрастает. Россия также стала целью американских кибератак, что подтверждено официально. В книге детально описаны все уровни кибервойны – юридические и политические аспекты, доктрины и стратегии, технологии и методики. Особое внимание уделено структурным подразделениям Киберкомандования США, включая беспилотники, виртуальные панели управления, искусственный интеллект, нейротехнологии и многое другое. Рассмотрены целевые заказы подрядчиков ВПК США и программы агентства DARPA. Уделено внимание практическому опыту США и НАТО по проведению киберопераций против различных субъектов, а также действия хакеров-наемников.

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