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   <h2>Archetypes</h2>
-  Internews created archetypes! Staging text staging text staging text
+  The USABLE project created a series of <em>archetypes</em>. Those are fictional profiles which can guide your security planning and decision-making. Adversary archetypes can illuminate the various motivations, favored means of attack, and resources being used by malicious actors without naming or identifying specific adversaries, which can be dangerous for at-risk organizations or communities. Organizational archetypes, on the other hand, highlight patterns in the circumstances of real organizations rather than basing the resource on any single organization’s experience. They therefore provide critical information without increasing risk by identifying particular organizations.
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-Link to adversary archetypes [here](/adversaries/)
+Check out our list of <em>adversary archetypes</em> [here](/adversaries/)
 
 
 
-Link to org archetypes [here](/organizations/)
+Check out our list of <em>organizational archetypes</em> [here](/organizations/)

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