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100			_aPreis, Benjamin and Susskind, Lawrence _934746
245			_aMunicipal Cybersecurity: More work needs to be done
260			_aUrban Affairs Review
300			_a58(2), Mar, 2022: p.614-629
520			_aAs governments have digitized their operations, they have opened themselves to cyberattacks, resulting in harmful disruptions to government services. The scholarly world has been slow to pick up on this growing risk. Professional associations have conducted studies of their own, and produced recommendations, but few scholars have looked closely at cybersecurity practices at the municipal level. The interconnectedness of local infrastructure—across and among agencies and levels of government—makes it hard to figure out what is happening. In this paper, we urge scholars from multiple disciplines to examine the dangers created by the cross-linkages that characterize local cybersecurity. We examine the existing academic research, and demonstrate the significant growth in cybersecurity practice that has cropped up in spite of the relative sparsity of academic work. Theory and practice need to catch up with each other. – Reproduced
650			_aCybersecurity, Urban governance, Infrastructure. _933561
773			_aUrban Affairs Review
906			_aCYBERSECURITY
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