Imagine a long-range ballistic missile is launched, targeting NATO’s population, territory or forces. NATO commanders may only have six minutes to decide to engage and intercept. During that short timeframe, they rely primarily on operational information provided through information technology (IT). Without the right information, at the right time, in the right place, their ability to make a decision is compromised, and disaster looms.
Source: NATO
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