Experts: US Must Be Ready for Cyberwar

Experts: US Must Be Ready for Cyberwar
Former Assistant Attorney General John Carlin (L) and Assistant Attorney General John Demers appear in the panel "Dawn of the Code War" at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington on Jan. 15, 2019. Jennifer Zeng/The Epoch Times
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WASHINGTON—The United States is at the beginning of an era of cyberwarfare with China and several other adversaries, and needs to take vigorous actions to fight and win this war, two Justice Department (DOJ) experts said.

Referring to the national security threats in cyberspace the United States is facing, John Carlin, former assistant attorney general in the DOJ’s National Security Division, said: “We are at the beginning of this space. And we are still feeling out what red lines look like. But it’s begun.”