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Security Practices of Most Defense Contractors Impacted by Edward Snowden Incident

05
Feb
2014

Ever since Edward Snowden pulled off what some call the biggest leak in history, defense contractors have started taking steps to ensure that the next individual who does such a thing is not one of their employees. According to a new study from ThreatTrack Security, 75% of the IT/security man…

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