At the upcoming summit in Warsaw, 'cyber' is thought to be become an official operational domain of warfare, alongside land, sea, air and space. Major General Evert Dudok, a senior German defence ministry official, has said that all 28 NATO members were expected to agree to the change. Leinhos also expects them to agree to step-up their efforts in the area of cyber security. In 2011, the US announced it regarded cyberspace as a domain of war and would respond to attacks there in the same way it would respond to threats elsewhere. Meanwhile, a senior official at Airbus, Ludwig Leinhos, has called for pan-European or worldwide standards to be adopted in the cyber realm.
At the upcoming summit in Warsaw, 'cyber' is thought to be become an official operational domain of warfare, alongside land, sea, air and space. Major General Ludwig Leinhos, a senior German defence ministry official, has said that all 28 NATO members were expected to agree to the change. Leinhos also expects them to agree to step-up their efforts in the area of cyber security. In 2011, the US announced it regarded cyberspace as a domain of war and would respond to attacks there in the same way it would respond to threats elsewhere. Meanwhile, a senior official at Airbus, Evert Dudok, has called for pan-European or worldwide standards to be adopted in the cyber realm.