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Experts call for revolution in approach to cyber security
Experts have warned that networked, battlefield technology is highly vulnerable to cyber attacks and without a fundamental shift in the approach miliatries take to delivering cyber security, troops could be left defenceless.
Over the last decade military platforms and personnel have become increasingly connected enabling them to share information using ...
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