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Civil engineering organisations must mitigate cyber risks to protect infrastructure
Civil engineering organisations, particularly those operating critical infrastructure, are increasingly prone to attacks from cyber criminals. Alastair MacLeod of satellite communications specialist Ground Control examines how best to mitigate these potentially very damaging risks.
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