Danielle DeLatte

Ph.D. Student in Aeronautics & Astronautics, University of Tokyo
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Know Your Enemy... Because They Know You
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Know Your Enemy... Because They Know You
The overwhelming majority of ransomware attacks are not about creating chaos. That’s simply a byproduct of their true motive – money. Hackers are constantly getting smarter, better funded, and more complex. Manufacturing needs to do the same. Watch the video to see how.
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