Over the last 10 years, our world has become interconnected in ways not previously imaginable. Today, for instance, people in Spain, the U.S., and Brazil can find out simultaneously that soccer-star Wayne Rooney is starting to look a bit more like himself – at last!
Small companies can now affordably be spread across the globe, and big companies can now have inter-office collaboration on a daily basis. But all of that interconnectedness relies in large part on our ability to protect the networks that create those connections. Welcome to ITreviewed
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