Automation and machine learning tools add another level of security, panelists at the Cybersecurity Leadership Forum said.

Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Federal

"You go rob banks because that’s where the money is. I’d rather have a dollar in 100 banks than $100 in one bank, from a security perspective.”

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