Motivation is key in assessing the risks of cyber-attacks and what to do about them for defense companies as well as government and commercial entities, a key official at Stroz Friedberg LLC, a global digital risk management and investigations firm, told Defense Daily. “I think a lot of it has to do with the question, ‘what is the motivation,’ what are these individuals after,” said Bret Padres, director of Incident Response at Stroz Friedberg. “Are (cyber attackers) they there to…
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