News / Port of LA sets up digital-security centre as cyber-crime 'goes corporate'

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14/12/2020

The port of Los Angeles has taken a decisive step to combat cyber-criminals targeting its ecosystem of users.

It has struck an agreement with IBM Security for the creation and operation of a Port Cyber Resilience Centre that aims to raise the level of protection and ...

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Alina
December 16, 2020 at 12:50 pm
when crime begins to take advantage of the utopia ecosystem, no centers will help…

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