ON the COVER
Peter Thermos
President and CTO, Palindrome Technologies
If a malicious actor compromises the integrity of the systems we rely upon (e.g., telecommunications, transportation, electronic voting, medical, industrial, financial) then we start to doubt the reliability and effectiveness of our technological evolution.
Why Cybersecurity?
In a connected world, we each have a responsibility to protect ourselves and the people we interact with, and it all starts with understanding cyber security.
The Inside Track
Leaders
Cybersecurity
For any company in practice long enough, data breach risks eventually happen – a trusted employee quits unexpectedly before returning his computer, a laptop gets stolen, a mobile phone with customer data is lost during travel.
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