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Surfing safely - Best practice emerges for cyber-threat research/ Rodrigo Bijou

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BIJOU Rodrigo

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CYBER SECURITY

In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.29, Issue 10, October 2017, pp.54 - 57 (123)Summary: The ubiquity of digital communications is expanding the range of analyst roles that require research into cyber threats. This article examines the best practice for conducting this research and providing assessments for strategic and operational decision makers.

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The ubiquity of digital communications is expanding the range of analyst roles that require research into cyber threats. This article examines the best practice for conducting this research and providing assessments for strategic and operational decision makers.

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