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🔐 La evolución de la Ciberseguridad - Andrés Pumarino | #SantibáñezTalks

EPISODE · Aug 31, 2023 · 53 MIN

🔐 La evolución de la Ciberseguridad - Andrés Pumarino | #SantibáñezTalks

from Joe Santibáñez González · host Joe Santibáñez González

En un nuevo episodio de #SantibáñezTalks conversamos con el Abogado y experto en Ciberseguridad, Andrés Pumarino acerca de la evolución de la ciberseguridad y la protección de datos personales además de los grandes desafíos que tienen las organizaciones con la llegada masiva de la inteligencia artificial.

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