Description
The 20th century, for better or worse, is over. Data war is not like the cold war, nor is it like World War II. Cyber attacks are not like the siege of Leningrad or the invasion of Normandy. The world of intelligence has changed and the players have changed. Ignoring this may be an easy thing to do, but it’s not a wise thing to do. This book was written from the trenches of the new data wars. It offers a raw, apolitical view of what is happening and where the practice of intelligence is headed.