CVE-2024-3400: PAN-OS Command Injection Vulnerability in GlobalProtect Gateway. Learn More

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Security Not Just a Board-Level Issue; It's Personal

Corporate board members and other senior executives don't start their day thinking about targeted cyber-attacks, but the same isn't true for malicious hackers. Through stealthy and extremely targeted campaigns, these attackers can go after every document, spreadsheet and presentation on an executive's computer - sending highly confidential data and corporate secrets to an attacker's computer in a matter of seconds.

In a new article published by Corporate Board Member, Trustwave's Nicholas Percoco highlights the real-life risk hackers can pose to executives, identifies what to watch out for, and discusses the ways corporations can help protect their senior execs.

Corporate Board Member, an NYSE Euronext company, is the leading information and education resource for senior officers and directors of publicly traded corporations, large private companies, and Global 1000 firms.

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