Cybercrime and malware, 2019 predictions
Experts weigh in on what they believe will happen to the world of cybercrime, malware, and botnets in the coming year.
The security company's CEO John Thompson talks strategy to customers at annual get-together.
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Symantec CEO John Thompson delivers the opening keynote at the company's Vision event for customers in San Francisco on Monday.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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