Leaders gathered at the SC Magazine Government Security Roundtable agreed that not just technology is needed to thwart attackers, but skilled personnel backed by the C-suite as well, reports Illena Armstrong.
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Protecting mission-critical systems against cyber attacks has become a national priority for government, critical infrastructure and military sites, and a business priority for corporations.
Nation-states can now skip over costly and time-consuming R&D by stealing corporate and government data and turning that information into a competitive advantage.
APTs - most often taking the form of cyber criminal campaigns out for financial gain or trade secrets - have impacted some of the largest organizations and government agencies in ...
