[White paper] Learning from a breach

February 14, 2018

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Today, many IT and business leaders can’t confidently claim their organizations are safe from security breaches. Understanding how breaches occur is the first step to preventing one. This white paper explores how and why breaches occur, and prescribes an approach that can help safeguard against the most common vulnerabilities.

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