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More often than not, the immediate reaction to security incidents like the ransomware attacks that hit Las Vegas casinos earlier this fall is to look for the cause. I understand the impulse. The impact of the attacks—guests that had to check out using pen and paper, up to $100 million in losses for one victim—demonstrate the high costs of security failures. No one wants to be the next victim of a data breach.   But in cybersecurity, there usually isn’t just one cause. In most security incidents, attackers take advantage of a chain of vulnerabilities that gradually give them more access an ..read more

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