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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8766-2In this conclusion, the different steps of and the main influences on the Swiss cyber-security policy formulation are summarized.

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Cybersecurity in Switzerland978-3-319-10620-5Series ISSN 2193-973X Series E-ISSN 2193-9748

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Taisuke Miyauchi,Mayumi Fukunagacept and definition of cyber-security, about the concept’s relationship to some alternative terms, and about the Swiss political system and its peculiarities. The following sections detail each one of these topics.

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Ecology of the “Southern” Marmosets (,)ssurance (MELANI), the most important unit in Switzerland’s cyber-security approach, was set up and how it functions. It describes its special partnership models, its instruments for establishing trusted public–private partnerships, and its two costumer bases with specific services and products.

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,Reporting and Analysis Center for Information Assurance (MELANI) (Phase 2: 2004–2010),ssurance (MELANI), the most important unit in Switzerland’s cyber-security approach, was set up and how it functions. It describes its special partnership models, its instruments for establishing trusted public–private partnerships, and its two costumer bases with specific services and products.