The marginal cost benefits maybe a good reason, not that one would be needed, for using cyber as an offensive weapon against the west.

Andy Watkin-Child
May 10, 2016
Cyber Risk, Cybersecurity, National Security

The marginal cost benefits maybe a good reason, not that one would be needed, for using cyber as an offensive weapon against the west. With what is potentially (99% certain) the Sony Hack under their belt, and the lack of cyber awareness amongst corporates. Could North Korean use its Bureau 121 to still greater effect?

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The marginal cost benefits maybe a good reason, not that one would be needed, for using cyber as an offensive weapon against the west.

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