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As Washington continues to investigate the true depth of what experts are describing as one of the most damaging cyberattacks in U.S. history, both government and private sector leaders are considering not only the aftermath, but the shifting dynamics of global espionage.

The hack was first publicly reported by FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia in a blog post on December 8, when he acknowledging that his cybersecurity company had been breached writing:

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