The State Of Cybercrime: Part 3

Noushin Shabab, GReAT (Kaspersky Lab)

24-Nov-17 13:30

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Cybercriminals and their methodologies have rapidly evolved over the last decade. Today, they work in groups and have the potential of crippling not just individual companies, but whole economies in the process. On this episode, we speak to Noushin Shabab, Senior Security Researcher,GReAT, APAC, about the evolution of cybercrime, new ways of being hacked, and what we can do to stay safe.

Produced by: Arvindh Yuvaraj

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Tags: Enterprise, Tech Talk, Kaspersky Lab, Cybercrime, Noushin Shabab, GReAT, APAC, Hackers, Cyber Security

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