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The Real Risks of Cyber Attacks

May.24 — Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora explains how his company’s stock has been boosted by demand for cybersecurity due to recent high profile cyber attacks and people working remotely. He also discusses whether the attack on Colonial Pipeline is a sign that hacks are becoming more dangerous and what companies can do to…

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May.24 — Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora explains how his company’s stock has been boosted by demand for cybersecurity due to recent high profile cyber attacks and people working remotely. He also discusses whether the attack on Colonial Pipeline is a sign that hacks are becoming more dangerous and what companies can do to protect themselves. He speaks with Emily Chang on “Bloomberg Technology.”

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  1. Sir Derty

    May 24, 2021 at 11:52 pm

    As a network security expert.. definitely the biggest risk is voting machines, as reported by major networks for 5 years especially after Trump won, CNN and AP News has video up saying this from court room (AP Officials voting machines 100% not secure … is the title of the youtube court video from 2020 proving it). Grow up Blueanon Biden fanatics.

  2. Sir Derty

    May 24, 2021 at 11:53 pm

    How about doing some basic research on how easy it is to hack voting machines and elect whoever you want.. as proven 2 times now with the DefCon Voting Hack Group (here on youtube for 9 years now proving it)

    • Sir Derty

      May 24, 2021 at 11:55 pm

      Stop hiding comments, Bloomberg and Youtube! We know the REAL truth, grow up! It is reported by major networks for 5 years especially after Trump won, CNN and AP News has video up saying this from court room … (AP Officials voting machines 100% not secure … is the title of the youtube court video from 2020 proving it).
      Grow up Blueanon Biden fanatics. I didnt vote trump, I just owned every one of you! Literall court room video on real news youtube page, grow up please!

  3. Sir Derty

    May 24, 2021 at 11:54 pm

    reported by major networks for 5 years especially after Trump won, CNN and AP News has video up saying this from court room … (AP Officials voting machines 100% not secure … is the title of the youtube court video from 2020 proving it).
    Grow up Blueanon Biden fanatics. I didnt vote trump, I just owned every one of you! Literall court room video on real news youtube page, grow up please!

  4. Aisling O'Leary

    May 25, 2021 at 12:11 am

    The health system of Ireland was hacked. They have an encryption key after not getting ransom but patient data is still compromised.

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