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    <title>The Disorder Ledger: Why Network Entropy Belongs on the Board Agenda Before Zero-Trust Spend</title>
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    <description>Zero-trust platforms are often bought before the organisation can see what it is protecting. This article sets out a practical network entropy score that UK technology leaders can use as a resilience baseline, and maps it directly to NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework outcomes.</description>
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