Duncan Hollis, an associate law professor at Temple University in Philadelphia, calls for an "e-SOS for cyberspace." It would require nations to help states under assault that call for help, similar to what happens when a ship is in trouble, which he believes would help deter cyberconflicts.
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10 ways to prevent cyberconflict
Compel nations to assist those under attack
