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| 20 | -- | 27 | Marietheres Dietz, Günther Pernul. Unleashing the Digital Twin's Potential for ICS Security |
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| 56 | -- | 59 | Khaled El Emam. Seven Ways to Evaluate the Utility of Synthetic Data |
| 60 | -- | 66 | Dan Shoemaker 0001, Nancy R. Mead, Anne Kohnke. Teaching Secure Acquisition in Higher Education |
| 67 | -- | 70 | Eric Osterweil. A Cybersecurity Terminarch: Use It Before We Lose It |
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| 75 | -- | 76 | Daniel E. Geer Jr.. Security Theater, the Beat Goes On |