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The challenges of cybersecurity for smart cities
This chapter examines the implications of the paradoxical relationship, detailing how smart city technologies designed to produce urban resilience and reduce risks are actually opening up systems they are meant to augment to new forms of vulnerability and risk. Smart city technologies are no differe
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