Systems employing digital twin technology are more vulnerable to cyber attacks.

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Global Head of AI, Data & Analytics in Software3 years ago

I fail to see the relationship? Aside from the attack surface of the digital twin technology (which you face with any additional tech) there is no impact, if anything your operational technology is less vulnerable as a twin can detect changes in data transmission, system load increases etc 

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