Issues of EMP Protection

The problem of the destructive impact of a high-altitude electromagnetic pulse at nuclear explosion (HEMP or EMP) on electrical and electronic equipment has been known for many decades, and yet, as Professor George H. Baker correctly points out, "the current state of EMP protection is random, disoriented, and uncoordinated." But why? Aren't there dozens of scientific reports on this topic? Aren't there standards? Isn't there protection equipment available on the market? No, all of this exists, but critical civil infrastructure around the world has remained unprotected for all these decades. And there must be some reason for this. According to the author, there are two main reasons for this. First, there's a lot of uncertainty and vagueness around the issue of EMP protection. Secondly, these are recommendations to use military protective equipment already available on the market, in the civilian sector, given out for many years by politicians and experts, who don't have specific practical experience with civilian infrastructure. Readers will learn about all of this, as well as the author's own developments specifically designed to protect civilian infrastructure, from this book.