Edgescan and Huawei - Cybersecurity - Irish Times Article and Panel Discussion

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I recently was interviewed by the Irish times on why is everything getting hacked and how can we change the game....






 A recording of the Panel with Andy Purdy, CSO of Huawei North America.





Both are decent and worth a listen.

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