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Who Is Responsible for Protecting Physical Security Systems From Cyberattacks?
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1/14/2021 | 12:46:30 PM
Fortune 1000 has a name for this
In the United States, companies that make 1 Billion USD or more annually are often in the Fortune 1000. These large Enterprises should (most do) have a Corporate Security team

I prefer using the Corporate Security banner because this includes Corporate Security Intelligence (i.e., threat intelligence, trusted insider threat prevention, etc), while the private security industry or the perimeter security business units are often focused away from issues such as stolen property or high-grade or even hybrid threats


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