2016 Predictions, Part 2: The #1 Attack Method
What’s in store for cybersecurity this year? Cris Thomas, Strategist at Tenable Network Security and aka Space Rogue, knows that breaches and security attacks will continue in 2016. But what will make them different? Listen as he differentiates tomorrow’s attacks from yesterday’s.
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