Cyberspace is becoming the new cold war, and can we deal with it?

September 22, 2016 by Jerry Newberry

A talented hacker scanning online passwords database and hacking emails of users with numbers, codes, letters running in the background concept

A digital cold war is primed to erupt across cyberspace, and the country needs to be prepared for eventual attacks on essential systems.

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Cyberspace is becoming the new cold war, and can we deal with it?

“SEMPER FI”? Soldiers and Veterans May Be Up for Grabs in 2016