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The Vulnerable Internet
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@MISC{The_thevulnerable,
author = {Study Of The and H. A. M. Luiijf and M. H. A. Klaver and J. Huizenga and J. Van Till and R. De Boer and P. Maclaine Pont},
title = {The Vulnerable Internet},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
It is impossible to achieve a critical infrastructure that is secured for one hundred percent. One of the main conclusions of the KWINT study on the vulnerabilities of the (Netherlands section of the) Internet is that the aim of the Dutch Government should be to prevent incidents, to reduce critical infrastructure vulnerabilities to an acceptable level for society, and to ensure that control of the critical infrastructure is restored as quickly as possible after a high-impact disturbance affects the (Netherlands) information infrastructure. And as the Netherlands Internet infrastructure is a vital node in the European information infrastructure, disturbances in the Netherlands Internet might have a large impact on other European countries as well. The work towards this aim is a central co-ordination of the quality improvement effort that must involve all segments of the community participating in the Internet.
Keyphrases
vulnerable internet critical infrastructure main conclusion kwint study netherlands internet infrastructure vital node netherlands internet high-impact disturbance information infrastructure acceptable level dutch government european country netherlands section large impact central co-ordination critical infrastructure vulnerability european information infrastructure quality improvement effort
