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Case Study Guidelines
Examine the case study of the Cyber Espionage/Cyber Terrorism event called Shamon 2012.
•    In your case study detail the chronology of the incident, the threat actor or suspected threat actor, motives, target, technical means and non-cyber aspects.  
•    Detail the victim organisation/s response including what worked well and what did not.  
•    Suggest how the victim organisation/s could have been better prepared, detected the event earlier and responded more effectively.

Remember the case study is a academic research and writing assignments. What this means is that any time you make a factual claim, this claim should be supported by relevant supporting evidence. 
This is true even if you are offering recommendations—rather than tell the reader what you think might help address a problem, show the reader what the research has demonstrated to be an effective solution. 
For the most part, this evidence should be drawn from peer-reviewed research, which you can find in relevant academic journals and monographs.
While newspaper articles can be useful, they should be a secondary (rather than your primary) source of evidence. Also, where possible, you should try to synthesise information from multiple sources, rather than just repeating the claims of one source to support a given argument.

Please note to include at least 10 academic references, also it is to be in 12-point font, double spaced with Harvard referencing and the word limit is 2000 words.