Insurance companies are coming for the infosec industry
Jeremiah Grossman, the Chief of Security Strategy for California-based endpoint protection company SentinelOne, spoke Wednesday on how he sees insurance companies finding the current flaws in security companies’ business models to the point where they could start to dictate how the industry operates.
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