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12 hours ago ago from Cassandra Security
Recently I’ve been giving thought to the value of security research and what a customer might pay for access to information collected by an organization with an expertise in assessing technical threats and vulnerabilities, government mandates and geo-political climates and then applying this knowledge to information security programs and practices. There are very likely two knee-jerk responses to this with one being, “Why would I pay for ...
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14 hours ago ago from Good News Now
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