ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Verizon's Data Breach Investigations Report is one of the longest-running research studies in the industry.
This year's report is the 18th and tracks over 20,000 incidents and 12,000 breaches.
What changes are we seeing, and what can CISOs learn from the data?
Our guest is Ashish Khanna, who runs the security solutions and consulting practice at Verizon Business. Interview by Stephen Pritchard
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