Similar to any other business, the black market is run by supply and demand, and is filled with goods and services available for sale. Chief among the available offerings are cybercrime-as-a-service items This blog will take a look at what cybercriminals are doing to further their own agendas, but also how they’re helping other hackers do the same with almost little to no technical skills required.
For our final blog in the series, we talk to Kevin Chiang, senior product manager for Armor Anywhere and Armor Complete, about how he helps clients understand the features that Armor’s software offers, while also providing feedback to Armor about the improvements they would like to see in the platform.
This blog was shared by Armor channel partner Motifworks, a cloud solutions company focused on helping clients drive value through cloud enablement. A version of this blog post was originally published on Forbes.
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