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Staying ‘Cyber-Safe’ - Part One

CF Fong, Former ‘White Hat Hacker’

24-Mar-22 11:00

Staying ‘Cyber-Safe’ - Part One

Why are some companies the target of cyber-security breaches? Why do they get hacked? What motivates a hacker to target a certain company over another, and what tools and methods might they use to do so? We’ll be hearing from former white hat hacker CF Fong, about what it takes to keep you, your data, and your business safe from cyber-attacks.

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