Cybersecurity Framework
Cyberwarfare is an Internet-based {conflict|battle} that {involves|includes|entails} politically motivated {attacks|assaults} on {information|info|data} {and information|and knowledge|and data} {systems|methods|techniques}. Such {attacks|assaults} can, {for example|for instance}, disable official {websites|web sites} and networks, disrupt or disable {essential|important} {services|providers|companies}, steal or alter {classified|categorized|categorised} {data|knowledge|information}, and cripple {financial|monetary} {systems|methods|techniques}. Following cyberattacks {in the|within the} first half of 2013, when {the government|the federal government}, {news|information} media, {television|tv} stations, and {bank|financial institution} {websites|web sites} {were|have been|had been} compromised, the {national|nationwide} {government|authorities} {committed|dedicated} to the {training|coaching} of 5,000 new cybersecurity {experts|specialists|consultants} by 2017. The South Korean {gover...