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Urban Cyberterrorism and RISK MANAGEMENT.

The article highlights cities both big and small that are increasingly the target of hostile cyber actors. It mentions that hostile cyber actors are looking for and finding vulnerabilities in a city's digital and physical ecosystem; and also mentions that smarter city ecosystems have four key cybers...

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Published in:Public Management (00333611) Vol. 102; no. 6; pp. 28 - 34
Main Authors: SCHALKLE, BARRY L., OLSEN, CYRUS
Format: Article
Published: International City/County Management Association Jun2020
Subjects:
Small cities
Cyberterrorism
Internet security
Computer security vulnerabilities
Computer security
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