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oSysadmins, Security
Analysts/Engineers
oCritical to operations, day-to-day
oKnowledge base
oAutomation helps but may not solve
everything
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6. Increasing Resilience
• Not so magic Formula
o People, Process, Technology
• Culture
o Change of behaviour / Attitude
o Doing the Right
• Capabilities
o Community (i.e. FIRST)
• The Eco-System
• Think Supply Chain Security
• Measure - Evidence Based https://www.unsplash.com/adliwahid
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