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FedScoopTV: McAfee Vice President of Federal Sales Ken Kartsen

April 18, 2012

McAfee Vice President of Federal Sales Ken Kartsen discusses cybersecurity best practices and trends, especially the need for “integrated infrastructure,” with FedScoopTV.

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