(Reuters) – Computer security startup Cymmetria has hired a well-known retired U.S. government computer-forensics expert, Jim Christy, as vice president of investigations and digital forensics. Christy started this week at the provider of technology that targets the psychology of attackers, tricking them into revealing themselves through techniques such as the use of decoy servers.
Security Startup Cymmetria Hires Former U.s. Government Cyber Official Jim Christy
Reuters, VentureBeat
Sat, 11/28/2015 - 4:10am
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