On the front lines of the cyberwar, things look much different than U.S. military veterans are used to. For one thing, veteran Army officers are used to having the upper hand in technology and manpower in any battle they fight. But in cyberspace, that's not always the case. Under-equipped corporate IT departments can find themselves tangling with elite Chinese army units probing every nook and cranny of the U.S. defense and industrial base. "Unlike most of my experience in the military where I had a technical advantage, there's lots of us in the United States who don't have so much of a technical advantage," said former Army Major General David Fastabend, who is now the vice president and general manager for advanced information systems at Exelis, a defense and intelligence contracting firm. "You find you have an adversary that is adapting very, very quickly." http://www.cnbc.com/id/100716315?par=yahoo&doc=100716315|Inside+a+Cyber+War+Room:+
