Information Security: Threats and Strategy: Threats and Strategy

Author: Zhang Xinhua
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book employs an interdisciplinary approach to explore the changes in the strategic environment in the information age and the rise of information grand strategy at both global and national levels. Starting from the structure and characteristics of the information space, it investigates information security in the network environment, revealing the impacts of international informatization on political, economic, cultural, and social security. It addresses macro issues such as cyber political mobilization and cyber political action. Building on this foundation, by analyzing the technical, structural, and operational mechanisms of the cyber world, combined with the current state of the international information network environment and domestic and foreign practices, it focuses on researching the social essence of the internet and its governance principles and regulatory mechanisms. Based on the above research, it summarizes the characteristics of information security and the basic objectives, directions, and approaches of information legislation, proposing the system, content, and framework of China's information security legislation. Finally, using a cross-national comparative method, it analyzes and compares the information security policies and network regulatory models and directions of major countries. Specifically, it explores the shortcomings, issues, and urgent priorities in China's information security field, and, guided by the aforementioned theoretical principles, proposes policies and measures to strengthen China's network regulation and governance, as well as strategic recommendations for China's information security prevention.