Legal review of cyber weapons
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) defines cyberspace as a “man-made domain.”7 Military legal analysts are comfortable discussing the concepts of warfare in ...
Legal review of cyber weapons, means and methods of warfare
States that are Parties to Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions are required to review new weapons, means or methods of warfare to ensure compliance ...
Scenario 10: Legal review of cyber weapons
This scenario considers State obligations to conduct a weapons review with respect to cyber capabilities of this kind potentially already in peacetime.
Legal review of weapons | ICRC
Parties to an armed conflict are limited by the rules of international humanitarian law in their choice of weapons, and in the means and methods of warfare they ...
The regulation of cyber weapons - White Rose Research Online
Legal Review of Weapons, Means and Methods of Warfare (ICRC: Geneva, 2006) (hereinafter 'ICRC, Guide'). Page 3. II. Article 36 and legal reviews of cyber ...
THE PREOPERATIONAL LEGAL REVIEW OF CYBER CAPABILITIES
See United States Air Force, Legal Reviews of Weapons and Cyber Capabilities, A.F.. INSTRUCTION 51-402 (July 27, 2011). 5.. See generally id. Page 2. NORTHERN ...
Easier Said than Done: Legal Reviews of Cyber Weapons - Journal ...
Easier Said than Done: Legal Reviews of Cyber Weapons ... Allegations that Stuxnet was part of a U.S. planned and led covert cyber operation and ...
Cyber Weapons Review in Situations Below the Threshold of Armed ...
Abstract: The use of cyber weapons raises many issues, one of which is the scope of legal requirements affecting the legal review of cyber ...
Journal of International Law & Politics for their insights and meticulous review of this note. 1. Thomas Jones, William Gibson: Beyond Cyberspace, GUARDIAN ( ...
Easier Said than Done: Legal Reviews of Cyber Weapons
Request PDF | Easier Said than Done: Legal Reviews of Cyber Weapons | Allegations that Stuxnet was part of a U.S. planned and led covert cyber operation and ...
Article 36 reviews: dealing with the challenges posed by emerging ...
22 Blount, P. J., 'The preoperational legal review of cyber capabilities: ensuring the legality of cyber weapons',. Northern Kentucky Law Review, vol. 39, no ...
Legal reviews of weapons, means and methods of warfare involving ...
The legal review may ultimately restrict certain weapon functionality in certain environments or circumstances where it proves unreliable or ...
(on file with the Columbia Law Review) (“The Department of Homeland Security recently ... Tallinn Manual on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Warfare 54 ( ...
Protecting Critical Infrastructure in Cyber Warfare: Is It Time for ...
Yet, perhaps no aspect of hybrid warfare generates more legal questions than operations in cyberspace. ... UC Davis Law Review, UC Davis School of ...
Cyber Warfare and International Humanitarian Law - DLP Forum
This provision, also known as the 'weapons review' clause, requires States to conduct a legal review of a new weapon, means or method of warfare ...
Classification of Cyber Capabilities and Operations as Weapons ...
Despite several persistent controversies regarding how international law applies to cyber operations during an armed conflict, general ...
The Principles of Distinction and Neutrality in the Age of Cyber Warfare
Cyber warfare is an emerging form of warfare not explicitly addressed by existing international law. While most agree that legal restrictions should apply to ...
DOD General Counsel Remarks at U.S. Cyber Command Legal ...
Of course, the vast majority of military operations in cyberspace do not rise to the level of a use of force; but we begin analysis of U.S. ...
The Preoperational Legal Review of Cyber Capabilities
This paper investigates the legal evaluation that must given to military cyber capabilities before they can be made operational.
The Case Against an International Cyber Warfare Convention
The development of a legal regime around cyber warfare should have these goals: ... Lewis & Clark Law Review, Winter 2007, Symposium Crimes, War Crimes, and the ...
Yonah Jeremy Bob
AuthorYonah Jeremy Bob is an author and Israeli-based journalist who has worked at The Jerusalem Post since 2012 and currently serves as senior military correspondent, intelligence analyst and Literary Editor.