Cyber Resilience @ Dundee & Angus College
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Presentation delivered by Kristoffer Getchell as part of CDN Cyber Resilience in Colleges event on 14th June, 2016 Cyber resilience has been on the agenda at Dundee and Angus for some time, although has generally been seen as something for IT to worry about. Kris’ presentation will outline the broad approach to cyber resilience that has been adopted by Dundee and Angus and will identify some of the issues that have arisen when engaging staff and students in the dialogue.
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