한국군의 ‘사이버전자전’ 수행을 위한 전략분석

Abstract

Modern warfare is carried out based on cyberspace and electromagnetic spectrum environments, but the Korean military's perception of "cyberspace-electronic warfare" remains in the "knowledge level" and military doctrines for the transition to the "action level" are quite insufficient. In response, it confirmed the development trend of "cyberspace-electronic warfare" by powerful countries such as the U.S. and British forces and established a strategy for promoting "cyberspace-electronic warfare" by the Korean military. The basic framework for the Korean military's promotion of the "cyberspace electronic warfare" military doctrines are presented in three phase. Phase I suggest a plan that can be done with the current capability without a separate dedicated organization and weapons system to carry out the operation as a preparatory stage. Phase 2 is the development stage, in which a separate organization and weapon system are established, and the operation centered on Cyberspace Electronicmagnetic Activities(CEMA) is presented. Phase 3 is a leap forward stage, suggesting that independent areas of cyberspace operations and electronic warfare disappear and are completely integrated around Cyberspace Electronicmagnetic Activities(CEMA).