The growing cyber threat / Kym Bergmann.
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Asia Pacific Defence Reporter Vol 40 No 2, March 2014, pp.12-13 (9)Summary: Overview of recent developments in cyber warfare. What governments can do has to be tempered by recognition of the possible retaliation they might suffer as a consequence. At the everyday level threats such as ransomware are becoming ever more sophisticated; the article suggests that in addition to trying to prevent attacks organisations will need to pay more attention to recovering from them.
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Overview of recent developments in cyber warfare. What governments can do has to be tempered by recognition of the possible retaliation they might suffer as a consequence. At the everyday level threats such as ransomware are becoming ever more sophisticated; the article suggests that in addition to trying to prevent attacks organisations will need to pay more attention to recovering from them.
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