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Why you need to develop an immersive security strategy

John McAfee: 'Iran hacked the DNC, and North Korea hacked DYN'

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Why you need to develop an immersive security strategy

Immersive security is a radical approach that utilizes advanced visualization techniques to enable a multidimensional situational awareness of the network. By being 'in the data' security professionals are able to better and more quickly understand intelligence in relative context to the rest of their environment. Read More

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