Electronic Warfare Meets Cyber Warfare gives you a clear, beginner-friendly understanding of the two technologies transforming modern conflict. Without requiring an engineering, cybersecurity, or military background, Ryan Phlean explains how attacks on the electromagnetic spectrum increasingly overlap with attacks on digital networks.
Inside, you will:
Understand electronic attack, electronic protection, and electronic supportLearn how radio, radar, antennas, wireless signals, and military networks functionExplore jamming, spoofing, signals intelligence, malware, cyber espionage, and defensive securityFollow the evolution of electronic and cyber conflict from World War II to UkraineExamine real-world cases involving Stuxnet, SolarWinds, NotPetya, and the Viasat KA-SAT attackDiscover why GPS receivers, drones, satellite links, and software-defined radios are vulnerable in both domainsExplore cognitive electronic warfare, artificial intelligence, military doctrine, law, and ethicsOrganized into 26 progressive chapters, this book builds each subject from first principles before revealing how they combine in today's electromagnetic-cyber battlespace. Its explanations draw on publicly available history, research, doctrine, and documented incidents-not operational attack instructions or exploit code.
Whether you are a student, military enthusiast, cybersecurity professional, defense analyst, policymaker, or simply curious about emerging warfare, this accessible guide will help you understand why controlling information and the spectrum has become essential to modern military power.
Enter the invisible battlefield-get your copy today.