'Think like a bad guy' to protect against hackers - HP Enterprise Security

Danny Palmer
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Director of threat research for HP's Enterprise Security business unit says we are "read like an open book"

Cyber security professionals need to stop being "read like an open book "and think like hackers in order to properly defend against cyber threats. That is according to Scott Lambert, director of...

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