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An Interview with Chris Gunderson
Are Militaries Lagging Their Non-State Enemies in Use of Internet?

Ubiquity, Volume 2009 Issue October, October 1-31, 2009 | BY Peter Denning 

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The increasing number of cyber attacks on military networks and servers has raised the question of what the global defense community is doing to safeguard military systems and protect the larger global Internet. Ubiquity's editor interviewed Chris Gunderson, who served in the U.S. Navy from 1973 to 2004 and became an expert in "network centric" warfare, on this question and in particular on how military philosophy must change to adapt to the rise of information networks.


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