No window, no warning: why security has to live in every layer
From the source: HPE Newsroom
Because of the role I play at HPE, I spend a lot of time with research partners and customers across both private and public sectors. While conversations vary, three topics surface almost every time: quantum computing, AI and, more recently, sovereignty. The floor that all three stand on is security. The Security Conversation Has Changed For most of my career, security operated on a predictable…
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