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Title	Cyber terrorism and extremism as threat to critical infrastructure protection
Authors:	Čaleta, Denis (Editor) Powers, James F. (Editor)	Language:	English	Work type:	Proceedings	Tipology:	2.01 - Scientific Monograph	Organization:	MORS - MORS publications	ISBN:	978-961-94444-8-1	UDC:	343.326:004.738.5(082)(0.034.2)	COBISS_ID:	31817219
Note:	Prelistajte e-knjigo: https://dk.mors.si/Reader/Cyber_Terrorism_and_Extremism.html
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Files:	Cyber_terrorism_2020.pdf (1,69 MB)
Citiranje gradiva	ČALETA, Denis and POWERS, James F. (eds.), 2020, Cyber terrorism and extremism as threat to critical infrastructure protection [online]. Ministry of Defense, Republic of Slovenia, Institute for Corporative Security Studies, Joint Special Operations University. [Accessed 24 May 2025]. Retrieved from: http://dk.mors.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=1121
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Language:	English	Abstract:	The complexity of the security environment confronts us constantly with important dilemmas about the effectiveness of our risk management operations. The global security environment is becoming more complex than ever before. In addition to traditional national and international actors, who have had a major impact on the regulation of geo-political relationships in the international security environment until recently, non-state entities have been arriving on the scene.

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The complexity of the security environment confronts us constantly with important dilemmas about the effectiveness of our risk management operations. The global security environment is becoming more complex than ever before. In addition to traditional national and international actors, who have had a major impact on the regulation of geo-political relationships in the international security environment until recently, non-state entities have been arriving on the scene.