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Spotlight UNITED STATES EUROPE Issue dated 21/06/2017

NSA, GCHQ look to private sector for cyber-offensive firepower

US and European intelligence service strategists are trying to adapt to cyber-attacks © Ulrich Baumgarten

With cyber-attacks carried out by governments or on their behalf becoming ever more frequent, US and European intelligence service strategists are trying to adapt to the new normal. [...]

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