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Revision as of 22:22, 11 January 2022
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| Preparation for Cyber attacks includes "simulations" to recognize "central points of vulnerability" |
Preparation for Cyber attacks includes "simulations" and planning exercises of "central points of vulnerability".[1]
Windows
- Full article: Windows
- Full article: Windows
Most of the IT infrastructure in big companies runs the Microsoft Windows operating system. Windows and software that runs on it needs constantly fixing for security flaws.
An example
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| Cyber Polygon 2020 | tabletop exercise on cyber security of the financial system |
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