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11 J. Marshall L.J. 1 (2017-2018)
Issue 2

handle is hein.journals/jmlwj11 and id is 325 raw text is: INVISIBLE WOUNDS OF MODERN WARFARE: A REMEDY FOR NASCENT, LATENT INJURIES SERVICEMEMBERS SUSTAIN IN CYBER BATTLESPACE James Emory Tucker, Jr.' Introduction ................................................. 1 I. Cyberspace: The Fifth Domain for Military Operations ................2 II. Domestic and International Laws Affecting Cyberspace ...............5 A. Domestic Laws ....................5.... ...........5 B. International Laws.................................. 8 III. Servicemembers Inexorably Linked to the Fifth Domain .............. 10 IV. Insecurities in Cyberspace .............................. 13 A. Cloud Storage ..................................... 14 B. Cyber Espionage ................................... 15 C. Cybersecurity Insurance ............................... 15 V. Issues Servicemembers Face in the Fifth Domain ...... ........ 16 A. Threats from Criminals ............................... 16 B. Threats from Non-State and State Actors ...................... 16 VI. Limited Remedies Under Federal Law for Servicemembers Injured in Cyberspace. ............................. ......... 19 A. OPM Cybersecurity Breaches. ................. .......... 19 B. Equifax Cybersecurity Breach.. .................. .........20 C. Civil Litigation........................l.. ..........21 D. Preventative Measures. ....................... .........25 VII. Proffered Solution Under Federal Law .....................27 A. Support from the Federal Branches........................27 B. Expansion of SCRA ....................... .......... 29 C. Limitations of Current Protections ......... ...............31 D. Timely Response and Downstream Effects ...................... 31 Conclusion ..............................................33 INTRODUCTION The United States government recognizes the sacrifices by active duty T Lieutenant Colonel James E. Tucker Jr., USAF [B.A., Valdosta State University (2002); M.B.A., Webster University (2005); J.D., Mercer University School of Law (2009); LL.M., University of Nebraska College of Law (2015)] is the Chief of Operations and International Law, United States Air Forces Central Command, Office of the Staff Judge Advocate. He is a member of the Georgia Bar. This article was prepared using only publicly available information from unclassified sources. The views expressed in this paper are those only of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Air Force, the Department of Defense, or any other U.S. Government agency. The author wishes to thank his wife, Dr. Karen Tucker, and his children, Abbygale and Emory, for their unwavering support.

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