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Bruce Anderson – Home Depot Data Breach: Time To Take Security Seriously

September 30, 2014

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Bruce Anderson is a computer security consultant and works with clients to keep their data and assets safe from hackers. He believes that corporations around the world don’t take computer security seriously enough until it’s too late. Target and Home Depot are just the latest examples. Many breaches never hit the headlines. Billions of dollars are being lost every year, often needlessly. Corporations need to get serious now or face the consequences.

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