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Security Boulevard’s 5 Most Read Stories for the Week, April 23-27

by Saleem Padani on April 30, 2018

A new week, a new crop of security stories. Last week, an Internet Explorer Zero-Day Exploit, mobile workforce security issues, a patch for “Drupalgeddon” and the Necurs Botnet made headlines. Also, we offered some insight into the danger of outsourcing cybersecurity to foreign-based firms. Missed out on any of the news? Here are the five most-read stories on Security Boulevard to help you out.

Security Boulevard’s 5 Most Read Stories for the Week

Security Boulevard’s 5 Most Read Stories for the Week, April 23-27

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A new week, a new crop of security stories. Last week, an Internet Explorer Zero-Day Exploit, mobile workforce security issues, a patch for "Drupalgeddon" and the Necurs Botnet made headlines. Also, we offered some insight into the danger of outsourcing cybersecurity to foreign-based firms. Missed out on any of the ...
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Saleem Padani

Saleem is a highly accomplished business, marketing and technology leader with track-record of success in startups, mid-size and large technology and professional services organizations, currently the COO at MediaOps, Worldwide Program Director & Technical Evangelist at IBM, Director of Industry Solutions at Neuvis, Co-founder & Vice President of LexiBridge and Senior Software Architect at DataEase International. Saleem has passion for leading and empowering global teams to drive new initiatives, leveraging broad & deep business, strategic, marketing, technical and solution delivery skills. Saleem has an Executive M.B.A, from University of Texas at Dallas, Master’s and Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering.

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