2016 Predictions, Part 4: The Most Valuable Data
No doubt, 2016 will continue to see security attacks and data breaches. But what will be different? Diane Garey, Tenable's Product Marketing Manager for Nessus, sees a major shift in the type of data that will be targeted. What data is most valuable to attackers? Listen as Diane shares her thoughts on 2016 security.
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