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Infrastructure Protection in the Ancient World

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Infrastructure Protection in the Ancient World

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This paper provides lessons learned from ancient Roman attempts to protect the aqueduct, which was considered one of their most critical infrastructures. It also offers an analogy to modern day efforts in securing our own critical infrastructures, particularly the United States’ electric power grid.

Michael J. Assante

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Added	19 May 2010
Updated	19 May 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2009
Where	HICSS
Authors	Michael J. Assante

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