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"Fault Tree Analysis of Accidental Insider Security Events."

Pallavi Patil et al. (2012)

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DOI: 10.1109/CYBERSECURITY.2012.21

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type: Conference or Workshop Paper

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Pallavi Patil, Pavol Zavarsky, Dale Lindskog, Ron Ruhl:
Fault Tree Analysis of Accidental Insider Security Events. CyberSecurity 2012: 113-118

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