Zero day / Ben Iannotta.
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C4ISR Journal Vol 9 No 5, June 2010, pp.16-19Summary: Report on the arguments about the Obama administrations plans to rely on public private partnerships to defend America's privately held ciritcal infrastructure against cyber attack.
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Report on the arguments about the Obama administrations plans to rely on public private partnerships to defend America's privately held ciritcal infrastructure against cyber attack.
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