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ObserveIT enables security teams to detect a risky user activity, investigate incidents in minutes and effectively respond. He's from the Johns Hopkins University InformationSecurity Institute and also my co-host on the "Hacking Humans" podcast. This 20 minute podcast is available for listening below.
ObserveIT enables security teams to detect a risky user activity, investigate incidents in minutes and effectively respond. He's from the Johns Hopkins University InformationSecurity Institute and also my co-host on the "Hacking Humans" podcast. This 20 minute podcast is available for listening below.
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