FREE infotex Webinar – Disaster Planning Meets Awareness Training Meets Risk Monitoring
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FREE infotex Webinar – Disaster Planning Meets Awareness Training Meets Risk Monitoring
September 9th 2016 at 9AM EDT
Integrating the Technical with the Nontechnical Aspects of incident Response Planning. Case studies back up the need for a monthly Incident Response Team process.
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