Infosec 2014: What did we learn?

Charlee Gothard
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Join Computing staff for a discussion on our main takehomes from this year's conference

Join Stuart Sumner, Sooraj Shah and Peter Gothard as they discuss their main takeaways from this year's Infosecurity Europe 2014 conference in London. We ask: Is investment in cyber security ...

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