Video: Hacktivism, Anonymous and the new security model

Noted security researcher Hugh Thompson, the chief security strategist at People Security and the program chairman of the RSA Conference, discusses how companies may reconsider controversial business decisions if they mean inciting the wrath of the Anonymous hacktivist collective.

He also introduces a new way of thinking about security, where agility is key. The best response is being able to quickly adapt to the constantly evolving threat landscape.

And Thompson will also offer his impression of the upcoming RSA Conference. He says he's never been so excited about the annual event.

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