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Attack Vectors and the Challenge of Preventing Data Theft

Haddon, 2020

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CYBER SECURITY PRACTITIONER’S GUIDE

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As a matter of normal business operations, confidential documents, payment instructions and credit card data need to be exchanged between systems easily and securely. To improve efficiency and reduce costs, governments and local authorities provide portals …
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