From the perspective that these pieces provide, it is clear that the DOD cyberspace strategy is too narrowly focused on cyberspace as a technological domain that stores and transmits information-as-data, which in turn leads to a primary emphasis on defending the infrastructure itself (i.e. risks to) and its commodity.
So in the past few years, Anglo American (mining), Billiton (mining), Old Mutual (insurance), South African Breweries and Dimension Data (a hugely successful information-technology company) have all sought primary listings elsewhere.