Stopping Data Breaches for Dummies

Update: 2018-10-03

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Kevin Beaver, author of Hacking for Dummies, has been working in internet security since the advent of the "world wide web". He shares how businesses can patch up their weakest link in the fight against data breaches: their own employees.

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