December 2017: Corruption, Ransomware, and Women in Security Study

Security Management Highlights
06/12/2017 24 min
December 2017: Corruption, Ransomware, and Women in Security Study

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Corruption cases demonstrate new uses of technology, hackers ramp up ransomware attacks, plus Rose Littlejohn, managing director of business services at PricewaterhouseCoopers, shares her study on women in security.

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