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052004
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London, Institution of Electrical Engineers, 2002.
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xi, 226p.
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0852969775
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051922
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New York, John Wiley & Sons Inc., 2003.
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xvii, 405p.
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0470852852
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160361
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Corporatisation of critical information infrastructure (CII) is rooted in the ‘privatisation wave’ of the 1980s-90s, when the ground was laid for outsourcing public utilities. Despite well-known risks relating to reliability, resilience, and accountability, commitment to efficiency imperatives have driven governments to outsource key public services and infrastructures. A recent illustrative case with enormous implications is the 2017 Swedish ICT scandal, where outsourcing of CII caused major security breaches. With the transfer of the Swedish Transport Agency’s ICT system to IBM and subcontractors, classified data and protected identities were made accessible to non-vetted foreign private employees – sensitive data could thus now be in anyone’s hands. This case clearly demonstrates accountability gaps that can arise in public-private governance of CII.
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049037
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Hampshire, macmillan Press, 1997.
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xii, 264p
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Macmillan master series
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0333689518
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049035
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New Delhi, Techmedia, 1998.
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xxii, 885p.
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8176350397
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049034
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New Delhi, Techmedia, 1996.
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xxvi, 905p.
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8187105437
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124058
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2012.
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The article discusses the use of information technology (IT) by the U.S. Navy for improving its warfare capability. Since the 1990s, the Navy has made efforts to embed networking and information technology (IT) to improve operational and fiscal efficiency. The Navy has been the first service to have implemented cyber systems and continue to optimize these capabilities with increasing investments in unmanned and autonomous systems.
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030739
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London, WeidenFeld and Nicolson, 1971.
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175p
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0297004441
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