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Information Operations Law Lt Col Jody Evans, Maj Stan Smith Maj Robert Ramey Air Force Judge Advocate General School January 2002 I. Overview We are involved in the technological explosion of Information Operations, which encompasses legal categories within the general fields of Civil Law, Military Justice and Operations Law. It is imperative that judge advocates be prepared to provide advice to systems administrators, webmasters, intelligence operators, law enforcement personnel, as well as to incorporate this new discipline into rules of engagement and LOAC briefings. Although Air Force doctrine and Joint doctrine organize the elements of Information Operations (IO) somewhat differently, both doctrine contain the same sub-elements: Psychological Operations (PSYOP), Electronic Warfare, Military Deception, Physical Attack, Information Attack/Special Information Operations, Information Assurance, OPSEC, Counterintelligence, Counter PSYOP, Electronic Protection, Counterdeceptionorganizes the elements of IO differently; Offensive IO. Many of these concepts / capabilities are not new to war fighting; hence the law relating to their employment is relatively well developed. This outline focuses on the new capabilities brought about by the Information Technology (IT) Revolution, known as Computer Network Operations (CNO), composed of Computer Network Defense (CND), Computer Network Exploitation (CNE), and Computer Network Attack (CNA). II. Samples of Behavior A. Each student will: Explain the definition of Information Operations and its components, information assurance, information warfare, and information superiority. Recognize the legal basis for systems protection monitoring. Recall the legal limitations on system monitoring. Detect the difference between application of the wiretap and stored communications provisions of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. Recall the rules concerning WebPages design and management. Recall tha