National security personnel perspectives on the use of information operations by terrorists: An Australian context
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publisher
Academic Conferences Limited
Faculty
Faculty of Business and Law
School
School of Management
RAS ID
4540
Abstract
Nearly 50-selected national security personnel in Australia (supplemented by others from around the world) have been interviewed and a summary of their perspectives are delivered in this paper. Their views on combating the use of information operations by terrorist groups to conduct information warfare are analysed to produce a structured approach to the perceived problem. The paper covers such issues as who should be active in this task, as well as the desired outcomes, constraints and ways of measuring success.
Comments
Webb, K. (2006). National Security Personnel Perspectives on the use of Information Operations by Terrorists: An Australian Context. In ECIW2006-Proceedings of the 5th European Conference on i-Warfare and Security: ECIW 2006 (p. 271). Academic Conferences Limited. Available here