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Infosec: You are probably already doing it

Posted on December 28, 2015 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Infosec: You are probably already doing it

Recently on Twitter, a bunch of people in the Infosec community have been talking about getting new people involved more. Helping the next round of professionals get up to speed or keeping them interested and getting them in the field. So what is the problem here? Why aren’t they coming in and switching over. Using…

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