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Elevating the conversation on cyber security
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Elevating the Conversation on Cyber Security
Conversations about cyber security are dominated by tools for preventing external attackers stealing sensitive data. This is certainly important, but is only a part of the conversation companies need to have. What industry security professionals commonly refer to as cyber security should more comprehensively be described as information security risk.
This webinar is hosted by the Ethisphere Institute and features two experts from Control Risks: Jaqueline Day, Partner, Crisis and Security Consulting and Brendan Conlon, Director, Cyber Consulting.
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