Does the U.S. have a credible cyber deterrence policy?

Published July 28, 2016 5:52pm ET



The hacking of Democratic National Committee emails, allegedly by Russia, raises at least three significant cybersecurity policy issues that go beyond the ongoing friction between the Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders camps in the Democratic Party.

The FBI is investigating the breach of the DNC system and subsequent posting of embarrassing emails on the WikiLeaks site, but has not yet identified a suspect in the hacking. The Kremlin has denied any role in the affair.

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