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cyberwarrior

An individual engaged in sabotaging computer systems. See information warfare.
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The CyberWarrior Scholarships include everything recipients need to be certified for a career in cybersecurity, including training classes, textbooks, materials and certification tests.
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There is nothing conventional about cyberspace operations, and there is nothing conventional about a cyberwarrior," he said at the Space Foundation's Cyber 1.
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That range not only spans information technology hardware and security software but also includes training and education for the cyberwarrior and layman alike.
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You might forgive the new cyberwarrior for deciding that we have clearly already lost the first cyberwar.
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Think, however, how elusive are the cyberwarriors who've been plotting to mess up American banking systems, agency files, individual computers, even Federal Express.
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The strategic ambiguity associated with declarations such as NATO's have made the rules governing cyberwarriors difficult to determine.
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And right here at home, cyberwarriors like the Washington National Guard's 262nd Network Warfare Squadron, whom I met earlier this year - wonderful, wonderful folks - are using the skills and experience they've gained in America's wonderfully innovative technology community to protect our networks and to do things like counter ISIL's influence online.
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The power of Stuxnet technology is that the Iranians can't know what other malware may have been planted in their computers, or what new capabilities America's cyberwarriors may have developed.
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Some authors, such as RAND's cyber expert Martin Libicki argue that "cybersupremacy is meaningless and, as such, is not a proper goal for operational cyberwarriors.
Cyberspace superiority: a conceptual model
cyberwarriors can inflict against low-tech countries (or at least those who do not acquire systems before they understand how to protect them).
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