To withstand.

So the future crime are criminals using the internet to rob money.

Say if they're a 10 out of 10 at what they do, what are the police?

Minus 10?

Is it that far behind?

Russia, for example.

They'll employ advanced persistent threat groups to persistently attack a bank or a national

grid or whatever.

We're talking thousands of attempts a day.

You might even find you've got APT groups inside a business

or a government entity. And they're sitting there for six months, just monitoring. This is very,

very difficult to withstand, to withstand, to withstand. Welcome to the eventful entrepreneur. I'm your host Dodge and I'm the CEO and founder of the

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Cybersecurity is fast becoming one of the hottest and most critical topics on the global security stage.

But what can we do to protect ourselves?

Jake Moore worked in the police for 14 years investigating computer crime in the high-tech

digital forensic unit and helped investigate hundreds of crimes ranging from fraud to murder.

He was then asked to head up the Home Office scheme, advising the likes of Vodafone,

the Bank of England and Facebook on cyber threats.

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