Which term describes the strategic use of technology to disrupt or degrade an opponent's digital infrastructure?

• A. Cyberwarfare
• B. Cyberbullying
• C. Copyright
• D. Cost Analysis

Answer: (A)

This concept focuses on cyberwarfare, the strategic use of technology to disrupt or degrade an opponent's digital infrastructure. It involves deliberate cyber operations by one actor, often a state, aimed at impairing critical systems such as power grids, communications networks, or military command-and-control during conflict or coercive action. That exact idea—using digital tools to achieve strategic disruption of another side’s infrastructure—is what distinguishes cyberwarfare from other online activities.

Cyberbullying targets individuals with harassment in digital spaces, copyright deals with rights to creative works, and cost analysis is an economic assessment method.