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The Strategy for Establishment of CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2011)

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http://www.msb.gov.ba/dokumenti/strateski/default.aspx?id=6248&langTag=bs-BA
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Baraković, Sabina, and Jasmina Baraković Husić. "“We Have Problems for Solutions”: The State of Cybersecurity in Bosnia and Herzegovina." Information & Security: An International Journal 32, no. 2 (2015): 131-154.
APA style: [Anonymous] (2011).  The Strategy for Establishment of CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Chicago style: The Strategy for Establishment of CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2011.
IEEE style: The Strategy for Establishment of CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, July 2011.
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