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Implementing Security Monitoring at Small and Medium sized Businesses

Haakila, 2022

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Haakila A
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The internet is not a safe place, threat actors are exploiting vulnerabilities to compromise companies and either stealing their data or demanding ransom to release encryption keys to crypto locked files. This is an all too true situation to many a company, regardless of size or …
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