Video: Why organizations need to stop rationalizing the behavior of cyber-attackers

March 12, 2019

A conversation with Sensato Cybersecurity Solutions CEO John Gomez

John Gomez, CEO of Sensato Cybersecurity Solutions, recently spoke with SecurityInfoWatch at the Converged Security Summit in Atlanta about the need for organizations to change their psychology as it pertains to cyber-attackers and what he believes are the greatest cyber threats looming on the horizon.

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