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The article focuses on the mandate of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to its member countries to conduct conduct anti-piracy operations in Somalia. It mentions that the UNSC regulation mandates naval ships which are deployed for anti-piracy patrols in the area to have a common meeting ground and purpose. It states that UNSC also commanded the authorities of naval ships deployed for an anti-piracy patrols to enter territorial waters in Somalia.

The article focuses on the need to prepare for cyber attacks by critical infrastructure such as power, water and communication. It mentions possible solutions for cyber-war threat including greater security consciousness of users, regulatory frameworks by governments, and putting organisational structures in place to overcome lapses. The importance of overcoming cyber-war threats, which could be held by individuals who could be terrorists or just irresponsible teenagers, is also discussed.