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Mike Harris and Ben Fletcher from Grant Thornton appear on this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast

I talk to Mike Harris and Ben Fletcher from Grant Thornton. Mike and Ben talk about what they do, various cyber attacks that businesses, how cybercriminals are using businesses fear of cyber attacks to do cyber attacks and the talk they are giving at the Dublin Tech Talk Meetup. Mike and Ben also talk about how GDPR is part of everything that they do, honeypots, the armadillo principal, the benefits of pen-testing.

Mike Harris and Ben Fletcher from Grant Thornton on the Irish Tech News Podcast

 

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