March 16, 2010, 9:35AM
Automated Malware Tools At Heart of Data Extraction
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Most attention goes to keeping hackers out. But once they're inside, how do they extract data? Research of 200 data breaches in 24 countries examines the ways data is leaving. Read the full article. [CSO]
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