Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- June 11, 2013



Presidential Cyberwar Directive Gives Pentagon Long-Awaited Marching Orders -- Christian Science Monitor

The 18-page, Top Secret 'Presidential Policy Directive 20' instructs the Pentagon to draw up a cyberwar target list and to protect US infrastructure from foreign cyberattack.

The US Defense Department has been given a bright green light to draw up a global cyberattack target list at which it can deploy digital weapons with “little or no warning to the adversary or the target,” according to a Top Secret policy document leaked to the press.

The policy document, dubbed “Presidential Policy Directive 20” or PPD-20, is an 18-page cyberpolicy roadmap for the Pentagon that directs it to get on with the business of defending the US and its critical infrastructure, such as the power grid and financial sector, from foreign cyberattack.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

Pentagon’s Cybersecurity Plan Sees $23 Billion Through 2018 -- Bloomberg Businessweek

The 'O' Word: Offense vs. Defense in Cyber -- Defense News

US has no plans to end broad surveillance program -- Stars and Stripes/AP

Pentagon Papers whistleblower says NSA leak is most important in US history -- The Verge

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