GCRI · Cybersecurity and Digital Resilience

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Citable outputs of Cybersecurity and Digital Resilience: digital resilience research notes; critical service scenarios; security literacy.

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03Output types

What cyber publications look like.

Cyber publications serve operators and regulators: accumulation scenarios, migration method notes and dependency analyses at public-safe level. A reader looks for the scenario assumptions and for how findings translate into controls. They build on safety-critical software and cybersecurity practice and the supply-chain security topic.

Publications cover accumulation scenarios and migration methods; vulnerability details never appear in exploitable form.

  • Accumulation scenarios.
  • Migration method notes.
04Series

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