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Autonomous cyberdefense introduces risk: Can we manage the risk?

Ligo et al., 2021

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9001931655445748233
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Ligo A
Kott A
Linkov I
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Autonomous Cyberdefense Introduces Risk: Can We Manage the Risk? Page 1 SECTION TITLE 106 COMPUTER PUBLISHED BY THE IEEE COMPUTER SOCIETY US Government work not protected by US Copyright. CYBERTRUST Managing risks is a recurring research …
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