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Automated Cyber Attacks Are the Next Big Threat. Ever Hear of ‘Review Bombing’?
Nonhuman, automated attacks on their own will be able to find and breach even well-protected companies. Nervous? You should be.
Larry Johnson is chief strategy officer of CyberSponse, a Washington, D.C.-based cyber incident response company serving Fortune 500s and government agencies. He is a 24-year veteran of the Secret Service, where he served as a high ranking supervisor at the Presidential Protection Division as well as special-agent-in-charge of its Criminal Investigative Division. He is also a former chief security officer (CSO) at a Fortune 250 company and a recipient of the International Association of Credit Card Investigators' Police Officer of the Year award and the 9-11 President's Distinguished Service Award.
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