Hack Day: Spyware: Through the looking glass
Gareth Hemming, director of SME, commercial insurance, outlines what brokers must do to defend themselves and their clients against malicious spyware.
You are working away – busily sending emails, contacting your customers and paying invoices to name but a few things. You take a look at your company’s social media channels.
Then you go for lunch. In the afternoon, you produce a report on the company’s monthly results, it takes a while, but you do a really thorough job. You then share this with your bosses and log off for the day.
Little did you know that everything you did today was being watched.
Intrepid, devious and dangerous hacker
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