Tom Kellermann

former Senior Risk Management Specialist, World Bank Security Team

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Former security official with the World Bank; Vice President of Security Awareness at Core Security, a private cybersecurity company

 

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Cyber crime is a real threat to the economy. Railroads, air traffic control and electric utilities are already the targets of “Weapons of Mass Disruption.”

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Cyber crime is a real threat to the economy. Railroads, air traffic control and electric utilities are already the targets of “Weapons of Mass Disruption.”

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