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Adobe’s new Chief Security Officer Brad Arkin joins Ryan Naraine to discuss the task of securing the company’s assets, the importance of putting roadblocks in front of attackers, the issue of “hacking back” and active defense and his own thinking around vendor bug bounty programs.<
Adobe’s new Chief Security Officer Brad Arkin joins Ryan Naraine to discuss the task of securing the company’s assets, the importance of putting roadblocks in front of attackers, the issue of “hacking back” and active defense and his own thinking around vendor bug bounty programs.
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