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In this debut episode of Security Conversations, Ryan Naraine talks to David Lenoe, Adobe’s Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) group manager, about the frustrations of responding to the “partial disclosure” of security vulnerabilities.
This episode was recorded at the 2013 Kaspersky Lab Security Analyst Summit in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Show Notes: Adobe’s Hunt for Sandbox Bypass Flaw a Frustrating Exercise (Opens New Window)
Learn how the LOtL threat landscape has evolved, why traditional endpoint hardening methods fall short, and how adaptive, user-aware approaches can reduce risk.
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