[LINK] Australian CyberWarfare Battalion
Kim Holburn
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Mon Aug 5 10:15:08 AEST 2013
I'm not sure this sets a good precedent.
Don't we have a law that the defence forces are not allowed to be used in domestic issues?
How do you propose to demarcate? There are no borders on the internet.
On 2013/Aug/05, at 9:03 AM, Tom Worthington wrote:
> This is to propose the Australian Defence Force (ADF) raise an
> Australian CyberWarfare Battalion (ACWB) of 300 personnel, to protect
> Australia's national information infrastructure. All but a small cadre
> would be reserve military personnel who have full time jobs as computer
> security professionals. After very basic military training, personnel
> would be issued with secure communications and return to their
> workplace. Personnel would remain in touch with each other monitoring
> computer security threats. In the event of a large scale attack, most of
> the Battalion would stay in their workplaces to protect infrastructure,
> while a small number would deploy to industry, government and military
> centers to coordinate operations.
>
> More at:
> http://blog.tomw.net.au/2013/08/australian-cyberwarfare-battalion.html
>
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