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Cyber Security and Digitization
Mobile technologies, cloud applications, Internet of Things – with every step into the totally connected future, hacker attacks on companies, networks and infrastructures are also increasing and will become daily business. Security in the digital era is a complex subject with a lot of question marks. How do those aspects impact our business and way of life?
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