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Detecting and Preventing Data Exfiltration

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Detecting and Preventing Data Exfiltration. / Rashid, Awais; Ramdhany, Rajiv; Edwards, Matthew et al.
Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2014. 40 p.

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Harvard

Rashid, A, Ramdhany, R, Edwards, M, Kibirige Mukisa, S, Ali Babar, M, Hutchison, D & Chitchyan, R 2014, Detecting and Preventing Data Exfiltration. Lancaster University, Lancaster.

APA

Rashid, A., Ramdhany, R., Edwards, M., Kibirige Mukisa, S., Ali Babar, M., Hutchison, D., & Chitchyan, R. (2014). Detecting and Preventing Data Exfiltration. Lancaster University.

Vancouver

Rashid A, Ramdhany R, Edwards M, Kibirige Mukisa S, Ali Babar M, Hutchison D et al. Detecting and Preventing Data Exfiltration. Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2014. 40 p.

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Rashid, Awais ; Ramdhany, Rajiv ; Edwards, Matthew et al. / Detecting and Preventing Data Exfiltration. Lancaster : Lancaster University, 2014. 40 p.

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abstract = "Circa 2014. The cyber security landscape or the {\textquoteleft}ThreatScape{\textquoteright} as we call it, has changed, again. The emergence of new business models and technologies has seen a recent radical increase in vulnerabilities to which organisations are exposed. Modern organisations now operate as part of a complex, partially trusted eco- system comprising other organisations, a diverse range of third-party technologies, and end-users operating in a variety of organisational cultures. The need to meet organisational and business challenges such as increased productivity, lowered costs, and customer satisfaction has driven organisations to break the traditional {\textquoteleft}silo{\textquoteright} infrastructure model as they try to improve efficiency, engage more with customers and collaborate closely with partner organisations. Organisations have embraced cultures where employees work anytime and from anywhere.",
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