What if the biggest threat to your organisation doesn't break through the firewall? What if you hire...
What if the biggest threat to your organisation doesn't break through the firewall?
What if you hire them instead?
That was the fascinating twist in a recent cybersecurity investigation where researchers created a fake cryptocurrency start up, advertised developer positions and ended up hiring three people they suspected were North Korean IT operatives.
The interesting part?
Nobody hacked their way in.
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