- Vital information about legacy industrial control systems
- Looks at one of the most contentious areas of industrial production, the nuclear industry
- Based on a real attack on an enriched uranium pellet production facility that caused significant costs and delays
Case Study: The Nuclear Effect of Computer Malware
Impact of Politics on Computer-controlled Operational Processes
Get vital information about legacy industrial control systems with a look at one of the most contentious areas in industrial production.
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EAN: 9780749475321
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Format: 297x210mm
7 pages
About the book
The Nuclear Effect of Computer Malware focuses on the destructive malware that is specifically designed to target industrial computer-controlled systems. Aimed at students on operations management, supply chain, logistics and business systems courses, this case will provide vital knowledge about malware and computer-controlled systems.
The Nuclear Effect of Computer Malware offers the reader vital information about legacy industrial control systems. It presents and explains useful and essential definitions such as the blue screen of death (BSOD) and zero-day vulnerability. The questions and suggested answers at the end give students and practitioners the guidance toward implementing change.
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About the authors
Lucian Tipi is a principal lecturer in Business Systems in the department of Finance, Accounting and Business within Sheffield Business School.
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