The arrival of the Web 2.0 world has brought with it a universe of new ways to stay connected with one another. All those connections have brought with them a new universe of security risks. Web 2.0 tools like instant messaging, Web conferencing and P2P file transfers, among others essentially become evasive “greynets.” FaceTime Communications‘ CEO Kailash Ambwani explains greynets and how to manage them. This is the first in a two-part podcast

Source :  podtech.net  Phil Leigh

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