What to do before and after a cybersecurity breach (access required)

By: Gina Gallucci-White December 30, 2016 Comments Off

As the chief technical officer for the Garden City, New York-based Integris Security, Blake Cornell has heard many reasons why business owners and officials chose not to invest in cyber security protection: “It would never happen to us” or “We don’t have anything important for someone to steal.” “The only secure system is one that doesn’t ...

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What to do before and after a cybersecurity breach

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