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How to protect against blended attacks

Peter Wood, chief of operations for penetration-testing company First Base Technologies, explains how IT managers can use third parties to test their systems against blended attacks

Published: 25 Apr 2008 16:20 BST

Tags: Parties, Managers, Testing, Base

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