Show Notes
Dans cette capsule Pause TI, nous abordons un enjeu clé en cybersécurité : la protection des données sensibles et le rôle du facteur humain, souvent au cœur des incidents.
Avec Éric Legault, Associé chez Efficio, cette discussion, commanditée par Fortinet, met en lumière les menaces internes, les comportements à risque et les bonnes pratiques pour mieux encadrer les usages et renforcer la posture de sécurité des organisations. 🎙️ Animation par Jacques Cousineau, NOVIPRO.
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