Information Warfare: How to Survive Cyber Attacks

Michael Erbschloe is an information technology consultant, author, and educator. He has authored over 2,200 articles and dozens of reports that have guided technology decisions in the largest organization in the world. He has taught and developed curriculum at several universities including The University of Denver. Michael is currently the Vice President of Research for Computer Economics in Carlsbad, California, an internationally known technology think tank. He is also on the advisory board of the COMDEX conference.

Information Warfare: A New Framework for Analysis. Measuring the Economic Impact of Information Warfare. The Electronic Doomsday Scenario: How Ten People Could Cause $1 Trillion in Economic Disruption. Preparing to Fight Against Major Threats. Information Warfare Strategies and Tactics from a Military Perspective. Information Warfare Strategies and Tactics from a Corporate Perspective. Strategies and Tactics from a Terrorist and Criminal Perspective. The Arms Dealers and Industrial Mobilization in Information Warfare. Civilian Casualties in Information Warfare. The New Terrorist Profile: The Curious Nerd is Moving to the Dark Side. Law Enforcement: Being Behind the Technology Curve and How to Change That. Final Words for Policy Makers, Military Planners, and Corporate Executives.