How to convince the board to fund threat intelligence
Be proactive rather than reactive, Ebuyer's Tarun Samtani tells Computing's Enterprise Security and Risk Management Summit
The best way to convince the board to release money for a threat intelligence programme is to demonstrate how being proactive, rather than reactive, is best for cyber security. That's what Tarun Samtani,...
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