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Understanding Criminal Behavior For Effective Defense Against Cyber Threats

Calendar Apr 20, 2001 • User Avatar Anthony Pell
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How do you predict the actions of a criminal? Get into his or her head, work out what makes them tick and learn the techniques they have at their disposal. Many solutions providers are launching security practices to . . . How do you predict the actions of a criminal? Get into his or her head, work out what makes them tick and learn the techniques they have at their disposal. Many solutions providers are launching security practices to lock down corporate networks or to teach customers how to combat hackers and crackers. Some solutions providers are even sending their employees to hacker school, where a typical one to four-day course can cost $750 to $3,500 (£520 to £2,430).

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