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Contents Foreword 3 Summary 7 Intro
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on governmental organisations and b
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Introduction Information Technology
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Core assessment 1 Interests 17 2 Th
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1.2 Dependency IT dependency contin
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Increased IT dependency in electric
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on the internet such as an electric
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approached or incited by states for
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Actor Intentions Skills Targets Sta
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get the script kiddies started. One
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location’, there is no one single
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Furthermore, business information c
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environments often arise from the i
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not only smart phones, tablets or c
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5.3 Technology Norms, guidelines an
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ACM seeks active collaboration with
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Core assessment » 6 Manifestations
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