Cyber survivor / Sophie Cohen
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 29, No. 7, July 2017, pp. 50 - 53 (123/DA)Summary: Israeli cyber defence capabilities probably reduced the impact of WannaCry ransomware attack on its infrastructure in May. The author analyzes Israel's cyber-security defenses and its attitude towards the development of international cyber-warfare norms.
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Israeli cyber defence capabilities probably reduced the impact of WannaCry ransomware attack on its infrastructure in May. The author analyzes Israel's cyber-security defenses and its attitude towards the development of international cyber-warfare norms.
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