BE PREPARED: Jason Albuquerque, chief information security officer for Carousel Industries, said companies should have a plan in place for how to address cyber intrusions and practice it to find any potential flaws. He is flanked by Colin Coleman, partner, Patridge, Snow & Hahn, and Francesca Spidalieri, senior fellow for cyber leadership at Salve Regina University’s Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy.
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The effort to protect a company from cybercrime and recover from cyber intrusions extends well beyond the walls of the business, according to panelists at the recent Providence Business News’ annual Cybersecurity Summit. Like the internet itself, effective defense and recovery from cybercrime requires a web of relationships that includes vendors and supply chains, the…
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