Summary: There are two categories of people: those who have been hacked and those who are going to be hacked. That’s what an FBI official in the agency’s cybercrime department told a standing-room-only client event on cybersecurity hosted last year by LJPR LLC, a Troy, Mich.-based registered investment advisor with roughly $700 million in assets under management
 For better or worse, technology has a tendency to scale itself. So while cyber attacks might be focused now on the large pools of aggregated data, it’s easy to surmise that over time hackers will be able to scale their efforts and make it worth their while to go after firms that have less defenses, even if they have less attractive data.”Brian Hamburger, president and CEO, MarketCounsel |
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