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Yes, "cyberweapons" (I hate that term but know why people use it) are much harder to control than bioweapons.

Yes, "cyberweapons" (I hate that term but know why people use it) are much harder to control than bioweapons. How would you control them? What would that policy look like? Want to take a stab at one? I'm interested in what people think should be done about this problem.

Posted by tptacek on Nov 13, 2014, 3:13 PM

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Yes, "cyberweapons" (I hate that term but know why people use it) are much harder to control than bioweapons.

tptacekNov 13, 2014, 3:13 PM

Yes, "cyberweapons" (I hate that term but know why people use it) are much harder to control than bioweapons. How would you control them? What would that policy look like? Want to take a stab at one? I'm interested in what people think should be done about this problem.

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