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2015 Security Predictions

Nigel Tan, Symantec Malaysia

19-Jan-15 12:00

2015 Security Predictions

2014 was a busy year in the cyber security space with issues such as Heartbleed and Shellshock impacting that landscape globally. We also saw cyber security issues in Malaysia with the ATM hacks and more recently live webcams and CCTV stream webcams around the world. All indication are that this year in 2015, will bring more of the same. Nigel Tan, Director Systems Engineering Symantec Malaysia talks about predictions for cyber security in 2015.


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