Criminal Education
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Describes how market forces are shaping organized, specialized cybercriminals who rapidly adopt new technologies and share information, outpacing traditional defenses. Explains why compliance-focused security frameworks like ISO and PCI can impede effective defense and argues that measures such as benchmarking security practices can shift attacker behavior and make other targets more attractive.
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