Estrategias de autodefensa contra ciberataques de actores no estatales
Resumen
Este artículo tiene como objetivo analizar y proporcionar una conceptualización de vanguardia de la noción de autodefensa dentro del derecho internacional y el ámbito cibernético. En la primera sección, el documento explora los conceptos de autodefensa, ataque y el uso de la fuerza en el derecho internacional, seguido de su aplicación en el ciberespacio. La siguiente sección aplica específicamente el concepto de autodefensa en caso de un ciberataque perpetrado por actores no estatales. La conclusión destaca que el contexto del ámbito cibernético introduce la posibilidad de que las agresiones de actores no estatales puedan tener consecuencias incluso más graves que los ataques cinéticos tradicionales. Este artículo sirve como base para futuras discusiones en el sector de la defensa y el derecho internacional.
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