Quoted in Focus Magazine MY: SMEs in the crosshairs

October 28, 2013October 28, 2013

Remember this post: http://sorin-mustaca.com/2013/07/03/about-the-internet-threat-landscape-and-why-small-businesses-are-the-most-vulnerable/ ?

I almost forgot about it… Until today.


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I received the PDF version of the final article: FocusM-MY

“SMEs are generally easier to attack than larger corporations”, says Mustaca

I’ve been quoted quite a lot of times…

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