ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the latest editorial podcast from Cybersecurity Magazine, we discuss the importance of security awareness with Jonathan Hiroshi Rossi, Saya University.
We talk about what security awareness means, variations in its approach for different countries and cultures, and what can be done to help improve it for better overall security.
Jonathan Hiroshi Rossi, Anand Prasad, Hans Christian Rudolph.
#cybersecurity #securityawareness #dataprotection
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United States
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