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"Abstract: Cyber security is a term that encompasses the protection of information systems from theft or damage and is a major focus of investment by the UK government. This case study describes how Gestalt concepts of dialogue, field theory and phenomenology were used to help the board of a government department identify how they needed to transform to respond to the growing threats to the cyber security of the UK. Key words: cyber security, phenomenology, dialogue, field theory, experiment."