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‘To win the war without the fight is the greatest
victory’ [Sun Tzu, 500BC] |

The [Chinese] IW perspective covers a long
period of time and
is not limited to a specific moment, period or conflict.
Chinese experts criticize the US doctrine for being much too
technology-driven and
for not considering the strategic dimension sufficiently. |
In order to understand the Russian view in a wider
context, a comparison has been made with Russia’s most
important competitors – the USA and China – and their
approach to information operations...
All three
countries agree on the important role information has in
today’s conflicts. Over time its importance will grow.
The USA has influenced the mindsets of the others,
especially regarding ideas about information superiority
and information dominance, as well as command and
control warfare. Information adds a new dimension to
warfare and IW weapons could be used offensively and
defensively to protect a country’s own information
resources and systems. Russia and China take a
broader view of the essence of information warfare than
the USA in the sense that in their approach covers
both peacetime and wartime situations, while the US
definition is more narrowand related to times of
crisis or conflict. For additional information
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Jan 26, 2012 High Sec Labs Names Zohar Vered Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
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Dec 30, 2011 HSL Announced a new 8-Port Dual-Head Secure KVM Switch. The new product designated K248E is being evaluated to Common Criteria EAL 4+ and will be shipping at March 2012.
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Dec 30, 2011 HSL announced today a new 16-Port Secure KVM Switch product. The new product designated K2016E is being evaluated to Common-Criteria EAL 4 + and will be shipping at March 2012.
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Dec 19, 2011 HSL
Announced a new Remote Desktop Controller for its line of Secure KVM
switches. Products
are currently evaluated to Common Criteria EAL 4+
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Nov 11, 2011 HSL announced today a new two-ports Secure KVM product. Product is evaluated to Common-Criteria EAL 4 + and complies with NATO TEMPEST SDIP-27 Level A, USA NSTISSAM Level I and MIL-STD-810.
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Nov 2, 2011 HSL
Announced two new Secure KVM Fiber Optic Extenders. Products
are currently evaluated to Common Criteria EAL 4+
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