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International Policy Framework for Protecting Critical Information Infrastructure: A Discussion Paper Outlining Key Policy Issues

@inproceedings{Brown2005InternationalPF,
  title={International Policy Framework for Protecting Critical Information Infrastructure: A Discussion Paper Outlining Key Policy Issues},
  author={Billy C Brown and Eric Goetz and Pascal Verhoest and S. Helmus and H.A.M. Luiijf and Robert Bruce and Scott B. C. Dynes and Hans Brechbuhl},
  year={2005}
}
Cyber security is a uniquely challenging policy issue with a wide range of public and private stakeholders within countries and beyond national boundaries. This executive summary and the full discussion paper delineate the need on a high priority basis to address cyber security issues and develop an effective and comprehensive national and international policy framework for protecting the information and communication technology (ICT)-based critical information infrastructures of nations. The… 
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