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How Did Cyber Security Change History?
Myrtie Tarbett, Carling Lafayette, Marcia Fulbrook
Long bow Research Centre
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2nd Century
33%
5th Millennium BC
33%
Academic Discipline
33%
Cause-effect
66%
Change History
100%
Collection Organization
33%
Company Securities
33%
Containment
33%
Cultural Heritage
33%
Cultural Influences
33%
Cybersecurity
100%
Damage Potential
33%
East Asia
33%
Ecological Markers
33%
Emotional Security
33%
End in Itself
33%
Essential Goods
33%
Food Security
33%
Freedom from Want
33%
Greek
33%
Greek Historians
33%
Guard
33%
Herodotus
66%
Historia
33%
Historical Investigation
33%
Historical Sources
33%
Historical Writing
33%
Invention of Writing
33%
King Arthur
33%
Knowledge of the Past
33%
Material Artifacts
33%
Military
33%
Modern Studies
66%
Object Grouping
33%
Oral Account
33%
Past Event
100%
Past Society
33%
Potential Harm
66%
Primary Education
33%
Resilience
66%
Secondary Education
33%
Securities Companies
33%
Security Camera
33%
Security Force
33%
Security Guards
33%
Social Groups
33%
Social Institutions
33%
Social Objects
33%
Spawning
33%
State of Mind
33%
System Security
33%
Telephone
33%
Thucydides
66%
University Studies
33%
Variant Interpretation
33%
Western Tradition
33%
Wide-ranging
33%
Writing Systems
33%
Written Documents
33%
Arts and Humanities
2nd century BC
33%
5th Century
33%
Academic Discipline
33%
Annals
33%
Beneficiaries
33%
Chronicles
33%
Contemporary
33%
Contention
33%
Cultural Heritage
33%
Cultural Interaction
33%
East Asia
33%
Ecological
33%
Entity
33%
Greek historians
33%
Harm
100%
Herodotus
66%
Historical sources
33%
Historical Writing
33%
King Arthur
33%
marker's
33%
Narrative
66%
Oral
33%
Primary Education
33%
Secondary Education
33%
Social Group
33%
Social Institution
33%
thematic elements
33%
Thucydides
66%
University studies
33%
Usefulness
33%
Variant
33%
Virtual
33%
Western Tradition
33%
Writing Systems
33%
Social Sciences
Academic Discipline
50%
Cause and Effect
100%
Cultural Heritage
50%
Cultural Interaction
50%
East Asia
50%
Food Security
50%
Invention Process
50%
Narrative
100%
Primary Education
50%
Secondary Education
50%
Social Class
50%
Social Institution
50%
Studies (Academic)
50%
Writing Systems
50%
INIS
asia
7%
cameras
7%
containment
7%
damage
7%
ecosystems
7%
education
7%
food
7%
foundations
15%
guards
7%
inventions
7%
investigations
15%
protection
7%
range
7%
security
100%
springs
7%
telephones
7%
universities
7%