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Author: Ana Sebov, Forensic Director, PwC Romania
In a world where crises have become almost "normality", the protection of critical infrastructure, such as energy, transport or drinking water, and implicitly the resilience of the companies that operate this infrastructure (critical entities) in the face of cyber attacks, terrorist threats, sabotage or natural disasters are essential.
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