James Rees, MD of Razorthorn Security and QSA, takes a look at the state of cybercrime and security from a national and regulatory standpoint. We know that there are problems and challenges with our existing cyber security - whether that's within CNI and governments or organisations, large or small. The Colonial Pipeline hack is evidence enough.

We discuss:  

- key reasons cyber security isn't up to scratch for many organisations  

- why vulnerabilities are deliberately created  

- political reasons for leaving back doors open  

- how different nations view cyber security  

- how we can create reasonable and achievable legislation for base level security.   

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