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Management of Cyber Security in Defence Supply Chains
Trevor Taylor and Rebecca LucasRUSI Newsbrief, 24 April 2020
Cyber, Cyber Security, United States, Defence, Industries and Society, Defence Management, UK, Technology
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Professorial Research Fellow, Defence, Industries and Society
Trevor Taylor is Professorial Research Fellow in Defence Management at RUSI, where he heads up a research programme in Defence,... read more
Research Analyst, Cyber Threats and Cyber Security
Rebecca Lucas is a Research Analyst in Cyber Threats and Cyber Security. Her current work focuses on managing risks stemming from the... read more
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