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Robert Peacock

Burntisland, Scotland
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A dull and simple lad, cannot tell water from champagne | Software Engineer | Saturday Punter | Former editor @theweereview | #arts #horseracing
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Blind spots in Africa’s cybersecurity strategies: can policy and technology innovation mitigate the continent’s systemic vulnerabilities?

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By Robert Peacock
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Journal of Cyber Policy Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/23738871.2025.2584826?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Once largely overlooked by the world’s hackers, sub-Saharan Africa recently moved into a very large lead among the world’s regions in cyberattacks per enterprise.
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Tech and Markets

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By Justin Sherman, Robert Peacock, Maia Hamin, Alphaeus Hanson
| Atlantic Council
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Maggie & Me - The Wee Review

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By Robert Peacock
| The Wee Review
Literary success catapulted writer Damian Barr into a life of champagne, air kisses and loved up stability. It’s a million miles from his chaotic childhood in North Lanarkshire where the local community (and swathes of Scotland) were sustained through the miners strike by the steelworks at Ravenscraig. But when he’s commissioned to write his memoir, the book that eventually become Maggie & Me, Barr’s brought up short against a world he’d rather forget.
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