Three Emerging Technologies with the Biggest Data Security Risks
From the rise of cloud-based data in the past decade to the more recent surge of personal devices on business networks, vulnerabilities are everywhere.Today,…
January 16, 2018 at 02:35 PM
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From the rise of cloud-based data in the past decade to the more recent surge of personal devices on business networks, vulnerabilities are everywhere.
Today, e-discovery and digital forensics experts work with a variety of corporate and legal businesses and, so, are fortunate to be exposed to many different client systems over the course of their careers. Many InfoSec professionals may be exposed to only a handful of companies, mostly focused within the same industry, e-discovery and digital forensics experts become talented at switching focus between many different technology environments across a variety of industries, within a relatively short period.
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