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As envisioned in a recent future-casting workshop, warfare will continue tobe transformed by advances in information technologies. In fact, informationitself will become the decisive domain of warfare. Four developments willsignificantly change the nature of the battle. The first of these will be aproliferation of intelligent systems; the second, augmented humans; the third,the decisive battle for the information domain; and the fourth, theintroduction of new, networked approaches to command and control. Each of thesenew capabilities possesses the same critical vulnerability - attacks on theinformation, communications and computers that will enable human-robot teams tomake sense of the battlefield and act decisively. Hence, the largely unseenbattle for information, communications and computer security will determine theextent to which adversaries will be able to function and succeed on thebattlefield of 2050.

War of 2050: a Battle for Information, Communications, and Computer Security