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"Late Breaking Computer Attack Vectors"
Carlos Perez from CyberSecurityWorld.com
CyberSecurityWorld.com presents:
"Late Breaking Computer Attack Vectors" webcast sponsored by Q1 Labs, an IBM company.
Join us LIVE as we take a practical look at the most recently identified threats IT Security Professionals face on a daily basis.
Rather than narrating a lifeless monologue on the most recent global data correlation, we will take an “everyman’s” approach to the Who, What, When, Where and Why of the most recent attack vectors.
Instead of trying to do the impossible and tell you in advance what the topics will be - after all, how “Late Breaking” can that really be? we will be modifying and editing our presentation up until a few moments prior to the webcast based on the most recently identified attack vectors.
"Late Breaking Computer Attack Vectors" webcast sponsored by Q1 Labs, an IBM company.
Join us LIVE as we take a practical look at the most recently identified threats IT Security Professionals face on a daily basis.
Rather than narrating a lifeless monologue on the most recent global data correlation, we will take an “everyman’s” approach to the Who, What, When, Where and Why of the most recent attack vectors.
Instead of trying to do the impossible and tell you in advance what the topics will be - after all, how “Late Breaking” can that really be? we will be modifying and editing our presentation up until a few moments prior to the webcast based on the most recently identified attack vectors.
Jun 20 2012
54 mins
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