I think prior to cyber 9/11 we're more likely to see actors executing attacks for financial gain. i.e. for competitive advantage or market manipulation. > A ha

I think prior to cyber 9/11 we're more likely to see actors executing attacks for financial gain. i.e. for competitive advantage or market manipulation. > A hacker took over the Twitter account of the Associated Press in 2013, tweeting "Breaking: Two Explosions in the White House and Barack Obama is injured." The stock market instantly fell 143 points. Regardless, our best defense is diversification/decentralization - which goes against normal economic development (mergers and centralization). But as the risk increases (more attacks) - then the balance will shift to support diversification (well I hope).