Isn't part of the issue with cyber is that we don't really have a well-defined body of law and response, proactively--'response' is the wrong term--that we don't have a proactive way to address the potential of cyberattacks, and that that's part of what makes it very difficult for us to figure out how to categorize those?
Shaheen highlights the lack of legal framework for addressing cyberattacks.
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