What is nanotechnology ?


Advances in science and technology will pose national security challenges of uncertain 
character and scale. 

Increasing reliance on computer networks is making critical US infrastructures more 
attractive as targets. Computer network operations today offer new options for 
attacking the United States within its traditional continental sanctuary—potentially 
anonymously and with selective effects. Nevertheless, we do not know how quickly or 
effectively such adversaries as terrorists or disaffected states will develop the 
tradecraft to use cyber warfare tools and technology, or, in fact, whether cyber 
warfare will ever evolve into a decisive combat arm. 

Rapid advances and diffusion of biotechnology, nanotechnology, and the materials 
sciences, moreover, will add to the capabilities of our adversaries to engage in 
biological warfare or bio-terrorism

From: Global Trends 2015: 
A Dialogue About the Future With Nongovernment Experts
This paper was approved for publication by the National Foreign Intelligence Board 
under the authority of the Director of Central Intelligence. 


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