I think that this is the correct response. It's also worth noting, though, that the current situation has the potential to be more global and pervasive than al

I think that this is the correct response. It's also worth noting, though, that the current situation has the potential to be more global and pervasive than all of those more localized historical examples. I seem to recall an intelligence agency official or general saying something to the effect of "America will be remembered for it's networks the way that Rome is remembered for its roads." I can't seem to find the quote right now, but I think it's illustrative of the bounds and limits of our present apparatus.