Information Security Think Tank
I was flipping the pages of the latest SC Magazine and I am afraid to admit that it was very boring.
And this is not because the idea behind the magazine is bad. Not at all. It is mainly the fault of the numerous info security companies SC Magazine is listing, which are striving to sell you the latest crap that you don’t really need. Promises. Promises. And more Promises. But no substance! [...]
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