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The Challenge of Nation-State Attacks on Businesses
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Nation-states have an extensive range of capabilities, making it difficult for even sophisticated businesses to protect against cyberattacks. Additionally, the consequences of taking legal action against a suspected nation-state attacker can be politically complicated.
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