Hacking: history and prevention | Practical Law

Hacking: history and prevention | Practical Law

Hackers attack large and small companies in every industry seeking secrets, notoriety, profits or revenge. This article explores how hacking began, evolved over the years, and what can we expect in the future. The article also examines what organisations and individuals can do to protect themselves against hacking.

Hacking: history and prevention

Practical Law UK Articles 3-519-8594 (Approx. 9 pages)

Hacking: history and prevention

by Seth Berman, Stroz Friedberg
Law stated as at 01 Aug 2012International, United Kingdom, USA (National/Federal)
Hackers attack large and small companies in every industry seeking secrets, notoriety, profits or revenge. This article explores how hacking began, evolved over the years, and what can we expect in the future. The article also examines what organisations and individuals can do to protect themselves against hacking.
This article is part of the PLC multi-jurisdictional guide to corporate crime, fraud and investigations law. For a full list of jurisdictional Q&As visit www.practicallaw.com/corporatecrime-mjg.