Dennis Fisher talks with Al Huger of Sourcefire about the difficulty of tracking down the source of a malware infection, whether organizations should care about attribution after discovering an attack and why playing defense is so difficult.
Dennis Fisher talks with Al Huger of Sourcefire about the difficulty of tracking down the source of a malware infection, whether organizations should care about attribution after discovering an attack and why playing defense is so difficult.
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