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Network Defence Training through CyberOps Network Simulations

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VMASC (2008)

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Topham, Luke, Kashif Kifayat, Younis A. Younis, Qi Shi, and Bob Askwith. "Cyber Security Teaching and Learning Laboratories: A Survey." Information & Security: An International Journal 35, no. 1 (2016): 51-80.

APA style: Duffy, B. (2008). Network Defence Training through CyberOps Network Simulations.

Chicago style: Duffy, B. Network Defence Training through CyberOps Network Simulations. VMASC, 2008.

IEEE style: Duffy, B., Network Defence Training through CyberOps Network Simulations: VMASC, 2008.

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