Letters to the Editor: State-of-the-art cybersecurity culture

Sat, 29 May, 2021 - 08:56

Trying to resolve the cyber dilemma with regulations and international laws is not going to waive the fact that the HSE was using outdated and unsupported systems.

It is not going to stop anyone attacking again, nor is it going to discourage them.

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