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He is a disrupter of the norm - anything he can do to gum up the works of nations around his is a task to be done. He has no plan sometimes, just throw sand ino the machine and see what happens.
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The problem is that you have to have uses who use corporate security tools as provided - Cisco VPN for example. They hate it and generally prefer straight internet in a hotel, exposing their asset to any number of...
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> "And then there's a third group, to which I belong. This crowd understands both the benefits and consequences that can occur when governments find and conceal vulnerabilities."> implies only third group understand...
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yep
In reply to: Re: Lack of Proof is NOT Lack of Attacks -- its proof of a growing problem
It is undoubtedly a valid concern regarding such Cybersecurity as there are many unauthorized persons are moving around to steal the users' sensitive information. They can get other fruitful suggestions instructed by error...
In reply to: Concern for Cyber security
A brand new year calls for a brand new series of potential cyber threats. What can we expect and what can we truly do from our end to prevent contracting any risks? It is a whole new challenge which we need to invest our...
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All the more reason why shared responsibility should be taken seriously. There is no shared hopefulness; organizations must harden their security posture while maintaining an environment friendly to the goals promised by...
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Loyalty Programs increase a sites malicious attempts by 200%. That's an interesting metric. I wonder if there is any of service that yields similar metrics in terms of attractiveness for attackers.
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We do not become an expert overnight and even when we have reached a certain standard, there is always room for improvement. There are always guidelines or metrics that we can fall back on even if we have reached an expert...
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Interesting feedback from others reading the article. Here's my take: Productivity should be measured as there is a lot that can be learned IF they are done correctly. Hours worked is another interesting metric but is not...
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