ICYMI: Check out CEO Ryan Noon on the The Next Wave Podcast. His recent conversation with hosts Brad Kirby and Laura Roman, PhD, covered topics including the fallout from the recent Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, security implications tied to email’s use as the key to other business and personal accounts, and where the near future of email security needs to go in order to save the world’s email from hacks like SolarWinds, Hafnium, etc.
The Next Wave Podcast: Ryan Noon
ICYMI: Check out CEO Ryan Noon on the The Next Wave Podcast. His recent conversation with hosts Brad Kirby and Laura Roman, PhD, covered topics including the fallout from the recent Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, security implications tied to email’s use as the key to other business and personal accounts, and where the near future of email security needs to go in order to save the world’s email from hacks like SolarWinds, Hafnium, etc.


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