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Impact of Cybercrimes

Mikko Hypponen, F-Secure

12-Jun-13 03:30

Impact of Cybercrimes

Rated by PC magazine as among the 50 most important people on the web, Mikko Hypponen has been working for F-secure for 22 years and is now the Chief Research Officer for the firm. Having led the team through the largest outbreaks in history, he discussed the future of cyber crimes and how it has developed into a much more potent threat than ever before. Also, knowing the importance of smartphones now, Mikko talked about the safety of mobile software and how the PC industry can learn from it.


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