Informationskrieg + Cyberwar - Die unbekannte Gefahr

Translation of the Contents Informationskrieg + Cyberwar – Die unbekannte Gefahr (Information War + Cyber War – The unknown Danger). Introduction Historical review of the development of Signals Intelligence and Electronic Countermeasures until 1945 Signals Intelligence 1945 –1989 Signals Intelligence and Information Warfare in the 21 st Century Threats posed to the society by Terrorism, Transnational Organised Crime and proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction Terms,References and Abbreviations The influence of intelligence services to information operations and information warfare The vulnerability of information- and communication systems Open sources intelligence,Open sources business intelligence,Data Mining and Social Network Analysis Cryptologie and their significacne to information operations Threat to the national critical infrastructure by information operations and weapons of mass destruction Signals Interlligence and Open Sources Intelligece as a basic tool for information operations carried out by intelligence services Signals Interlligence Open Sources Intelligence The Intelligence Services in Germany National and supra national services with significance to Technical Intelligence,Surveillqance of Telecommunications and Information Operations Security – and Intelligence Services in Europe Intelligence – and Security Services outside Europe Organizationsal and technical requirements for Signals Intelligence,Information Operations in the Framework of Network-Centric-Warfare Signals Intelligence and Information Operations The European Union Federal Republic of Germany Great Britain France The BENELUX-States The Nordic States Other European States Isael and the Near- and Middle East States The United States of America Canada Australia and New Zealand Russia The Intelligence Services in Southeast –Asia and their significance to Information Operations SIGINT- and Information Operations conducted by Terror Groups, the Transnational Organised Crime and by Business Intelligence The Threat to information- and Communication Systems by Signals Intelligence,Surveillance and Information Operations The Threat to the German Economy by Economic Espionage and Business Intelligence The Threat to Germany by Transnational Organized Crime Insider-Attacks against Information Systems in the United States Internet-Crime and Money Laundering Datas Mining,Open Sources Intelligence,Social Network Anaqlysis,Economic Espionage and Business Intelligence Counter Measures against Espionage,Business Intelligence and Information Operations National and international Strategies The German “National Plan for the Guard of Information-Infrastructures” Future Counter Measures of the European Union The Threat to Critical Infrastructures Enterprise based “Critical Infrastructures” Strategic preventive Measures for the Safeguard of Critical Infrastructures Counter Measures against Eavesdroppeng and Electronic Surveillance Conceptual Approaches for the Safeguard of Critical Infrastructures The Significansce of Cryptography for the Safeguard of sensitive Communications The Capabilities of the United States Crypto – Policy of other States Resume and the Way ahead