Cyber Warfare and the Future Development of Cyber Operations
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Cyberspace is a virtual domain that has increasingly been utilized for security and military purposes. This trend is evident in the development, enhancement, and demonstration of cyber capabilities by various states, which have become particularly prominent over the past two decades. Nevertheless, knowledge and understanding of fundamental principles and cyber operational doctrines remain limited. This may result in the formulation and implementation of strategies and policies that are not fully aligned with the rapidly and continuously evolving security environment of cyberspace. Therefore, this article presents the fundamental principles related to cyber operations and examines several significant cyber operations in order to illustrate the relationship between cyber defense and the protection of resources and critical infrastructure of the Royal Thai Navy, ensuring preparedness against potential cyber threats in the future.
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