How Malwares Travel Through Internet

Denis Kennelly, IBM Security Systems

21-Sep-15 12:00

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Denis Kennelly is VP of Development for IBM Security Systems and Denis has 25 years experience in both the IT and Telecommunications industries. During his time, Denis has helped define and develop security, network and service management products in a number of different industry segments. Denis joined IBM through the acquisition of Vallent Technologies which specialized in Cellular Network Service Assurance software and was acquired by IBM in February 2007. Today Denis speaks to us about some of the trends, myths and hype and how to get around complicated security measures.

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