Intellectual Security: Countering Cyberterrorism

Researchers develop the conception of intellectual security by relating the introductory understanding of cyberterrorism, the difference between cyberterror attacks, and activities supporting. This study uses an inductive approach to formulate a general framework. The data collection technique used is a secondary data that is obtained through literature review from libraries and internet. The result of this study attempts to clarify the distinction between cyberterror attacks and support by examining them in terms of the generalities of confidentiality, integrity, and vacuity. A breach of confidentiality occurs if an unauthorized stoner earnings access to information. A breach of confidentiality is an act of cyberterror support. There are three introductory generalities of intellectual security; As the moderation of human understanding of religious and political issues, understanding deviation and human civilizations; As the harmony between the state and society to save individuals and groups from doctrinal or intellectual that may be the cause of deviations in behavior and thoughts from the right path; As safety of human thought from deviation which leads to maintaining public order. Our study differs from former exploration by offering the conception of intellectual security to fight cyberterrorism. Researchers believe that this conception can be developed further through subsequent study. 