006 - The Cost of Security: Changing The Way We Think

09/07/21 • 19 min

The price of protecting your business from cyber attacks is more than the cost of doing business. Think of it as the price of winning business. A strong security system will not only help you retain your current clients, it will entice new business.

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CyberSound™ - 006 - The Cost of Security: Changing The Way We Think

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[00:00:00.380] - Narrator

This is CyberSound, your simplified and fundamentals-focused source for all things cybersecurity, with your hosts, Jason Pufahl and Steven Maresca.

[00:00:11.380] - Jason

Welcome to the CyberSound podcast. I'm your host, Jason Pufahl, joined with Steve Maresca, both with Vancord. Steve, can I loop you in really quickly and just have you give a brief overview of really what is