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     Companies persistently attacked cannot rely on the government for help.  Let’s face it, if the government was going to and could help you they would. But like most companies they too are overwhelmed defending against a daily barrage of cyber-attacks. So, what‘s the answer? Continue to absorb escalating costs of operation caused by unrelenting hackers? Accept the loss of proprietary data, intellectual property or trade secrets and consequently millions of dollars and reputation?  At what point should the good guys declare enough is enough?

Is the US or any other nation engaged in a cyber war?  Check out the webinar Thur, 9 Aug. or after on Bright Talk.  Click here to view: http://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/288/52683

There is a lot of speculation, mostly in the media, that we are engaged in a cyber war.  Well, not by traditional definitions.  So, are we really engaged in a cyber war or just electronic espionage?

My article published on Fox News

Much speculation has been swirling about who is responsible for many of the cyber attacks on the US.  At least until now.  In March Gen Alexander told Congress that China is responsible for a lot  of it, to include the attack on RSA.  SECDEF Panetta recently told ABC News what he believes constitutes an act of war in cyberspace.