
How Criminals Use Cloud Apps to Inject Chaos Into Work Environments - Doni Brass - ESW #232
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In 2020, cyber criminals used cloud apps, the cover of a pandemic, and a newly embraced work-from-home culture to serve up ransomware, steal data, and disrupt how companies do business. The year is over, but the challenges and risks remain. In this interview featuring Cisco's Doni Brass, we lay out how companies and their IT teams can stave off threats in the cloud app discovery process, stop data from landing in the wrong hands, and identify and block cloud malware that can cost both time and treasure!
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