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Small business cyber security workshop 2013: towards digitally secure business growth

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Small business cyber security workshop 2013: towards digitally secure business growth. / Prince, Daniel; King, Nick.
Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2013. 22 p.

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Harvard

Prince, D & King, N 2013, Small business cyber security workshop 2013: towards digitally secure business growth. Lancaster University, Lancaster. <http://www.security-centre.lancs.ac.uk/events/workshops/workshop_sbcsw2012.php>

APA

Prince, D., & King, N. (2013). Small business cyber security workshop 2013: towards digitally secure business growth. Lancaster University. http://www.security-centre.lancs.ac.uk/events/workshops/workshop_sbcsw2012.php

Vancouver

Prince D, King N. Small business cyber security workshop 2013: towards digitally secure business growth. Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2013. 22 p.

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Prince, Daniel ; King, Nick. / Small business cyber security workshop 2013 : towards digitally secure business growth. Lancaster : Lancaster University, 2013. 22 p.

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