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How one company refused to let cyberattackers win

N MARCH 2019, THE DAY AFTER HILDE Merete Aasheim was appointed CEO of Norsk Hydro, an aluminum and renewable-energy production company that produces enough energy in Norway for 900,000 homes per year, she received a call at 4 a.m. “We are under a severe cyberattack. You have to come to work,” Aasheim recalls a colleague on

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