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The Six Most Dangerous New Cyberattack Techniques

Posted on Dec 1, 2016 to Webcasts

Each year at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, Ed, Mike and Johannes provide the authoritative summary of the most important new attack techniques being used by criminals and nation states. Their 2016 list covered the Ukraine attack as well as attacks targeting development environments, 3rd party components, Microsoft tools, Android and iOS and application updating infrastructure, and more. In this fast-paced virtual session they will review their 2016 list, add new data about how those attacks have evolved in the intervening months, and bring you up to speed on what they have learned about how to defeat them.

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