The United States faces an unprecedented strategic challenge not seen since the beginning of the Cold War. The information revolution, which opened a new era of unparalleled interconnectivity, prosperity and opportunities has at the same time made the U.S. vulnerable to a myriad of actors who seek to exploit and undermine those achievements — especially North Korea.

History can guide the U.S. now toward deterring North Korean cyberattacks and being better prepared when they happen. The strategies born out of Project Solarium, a project to respond to Soviet expansionism at the dawn of the Nuclear Age