Posted on Apr 1, 2015

Is the Weaponization of Finance a prudent strategy for combating and countering emerging cyber-threats?

MAJ (Join to see)

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I just read this and found this approach to be rather intriguing. Given our current threat environment at present, I must say, this is a bold and gutsy call. RallyPoint Nation, what say you?

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Yes, all is fair in the ever-evolving field of warfare.

No, the inducement of financial incentives is an application of soft power best left to the diplomatic corps.

No, but money is the only thing that motivates our enemies and "situational allies" we partner with, so it's necessary.

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YES! But I am curious. I wonder if they will actually give two shits.

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SGT Jeremiah B.

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I suspect some will, some won't. Russia certainly cares. Daesh? Not so much.

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CSM Michael J. Uhlig

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You have to use money as a weapon system, it impacts the behaviors and tends to shape the environments. We have various other non-lethal measure as well that can turn the people.

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MAJ (Join to see)

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Naturally, CSM Michael J. Uhlig. This is why one of the most overworked assets in the USAR today is our Finance Detachments and Battalions; they are the ones who are facilitating and managing the cash until it leaves to change hands.

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Is the Weaponization of Finance a prudent strategy for combating and countering emerging cyber-threats?

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