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Cyber Warfare and NATO's New Security Concept: Smart Defense
Abstract
This study analyzes NATO's efforts for defending itself and member states against cyberattacks originating from cyber space, which is the fourth domain of operations now, and the smartization of defense policies, respectively. It then elucidates whether the cyber defence can be ensured via practicing the smart defence paradigm. While the smart defence is already applied in military production and operations, and there is some success to a certain extent, to what extent smartizing cyber defence will be successful is a question whose answer is yet to be found. This chapter searches for the answer by applying NATO's smart defence concept to its cyber defence domain and tries to learn the possibility of the achievement of the new paradigm. In addition, it lays down its proposals such as imitating successful models and enlarging NATO so that it can include other partners in cyber space. Methodologically, a literature review was used to prepare the chapter.
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