What Happens When A Malicious User Gets Onto Your Network?
Infosecurity Europe is Europe's number one information security event, and ITProPortal headed down to London's Earls Court exhibition centre to bring you all the action as it unfolded.
Featuring over 325 exhibitors, the most diverse range of new products and services in the market, an unrivalled education programme, and over 13,000 unique visitors from every segment of the industry, Infosecurity has fast become one of the most important dates in the calendar for IT security professionals, decision-makers and evanglists across Europe.
In this video, Trey Ford of Rapid7 tells us what kind of vulnerabilities companies need to look for, and why enterprise should move away from a reactionary standpoint, and make sure they're scanning across the board.
Trey also lets us in on why attackers are increasingly targeting the human element of the business. He tells us why once a malicious user finds their way onto your network, things can get scary, and how businesses can defend themselves against that kind of threat.
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