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"Hackers are more sophisticated and targeted with their attacks than ever before, resulting in massive vulnerabilities for even the world’s largest organizations. These threats are made worse by the distributed nature of today’s workforce with employees using their own devices and constantly accessing cloud-based applications. While Capital One is armed with the resources to respond quickly, other organizations who aren’t in the same position will struggle," said Paul Martini, Co-founder and CEO of iboss.

The number of ransomware attacks on cities and public institutions is skyrocketing. If an attack on a major city is successfully carried out, it would likely qualify as a national emergency. The most efficient way to prevent these expensive, dangerous and embarrassing hacks is to understand that traditional network perimeters have eroded. To ensure the safety of their systems, their employees and the people they serve, public agencies must implement cyberdefenses that protect employees, no matter where they are.

iboss Co-founders, Paul and Peter Martini have been spearheading the cybersecurity industry since 2003. Their company iboss’ security services and pioneering products like the iboss Secure Web Gateway is trusted by major organizations like Xerox, Air Force, and Sheraton and Shears to protect their data. Recently, iboss was ranked number three for security companies in the Deloitte Fast 500. Their work has given them the standing of being two of the most influential leaders in cybersecurity.

The Capital One data breach showed that moving data from on-site storage to the cloud does not make the data "magically" safe. iboss Co-founder and President, Peter Martini, sits down with the Washington Examiner to provide cybersecurity expertise on how companies can avoid such breaches. 

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