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Zero-trust – An Introduction

By:

Madsen, Tom

Material type:

TextSeries: River Publishers Rapids Series in Digital Security and ForensicsPublication details: New York: River Publishers, 2024Description: 121pISBN:

978-8770228534

Subject(s):

Computer Science

DDC classification:

005.8 MAD-Z

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