Critical Infrastructure, Cybersecurity, and Market Failure
John Jong-Hyun Chung
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John Jong-Hyun Chung
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The cyberattack also affected the operations of Maersk, one of the largest ocean freight transport companies.Maersk estimated that it lost as much as $300 million as a result of the loss of business caused by the attack.See Jordan Novet, Shipping Company Maersk Says June Cyberattack Could Cost It up to $300 Million, CNBC (Aug.
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The cyberattack also affected the operations of Maersk, one of the largest ocean freight transport companies.Maersk estimated that it lost as much as $300 million as a result of the loss of business caused by the attack.See Jordan Novet, Shipping Company Maersk Says June Cyberattack Could Cost It up to $300 Million, CNBC (Aug.
Key concepts: Computer security, Critical infrastructure, Business, Computer science, Internet privacy