11.   Once dismissed as the stuff of science fiction, high-tech information warfare is fast becoming a reality.

12.   Rogue states and groups can conduct information warfare even though they do not command a large military establishment.

13.   The bureaucratic distinctions between intelligence and law enforcement, between permitted surveillance at home and abroad, may be unsuited for information warfare.

14.   The information warfare over the oil pipeline seems to have begun in earnest.

15.   The military, for example, often refers to information warfare broadly to include time-tested techniques and tools like disinformation, cryptography, radio jamming and bombing communications centers.

16.   Another top priority for Deutch is information warfare.

17.   Information warfare also is high on his list of concerns.

18.   The third gap in knowledge is how China and Taiwan will pursue emerging methods of warfare such as ballistic missiles and information warfare.

19.   Threats on the horizon are about biological, chemical and information warfare, he said.

20.   Information warfare is the term used for intrusion into computer systems to manipulate or destroy data.