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Cyberbiosecurity and steps meat processors can take to protect their data
July 27, 2021
Susan Duncan is associate director of the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station, director of the Virginia Tech Center for Advanced Innovation in Agriculture, and professor of food science and technology. She explains what cyberbiosecurity is and how meat industry companies, big and small, can reduce their vulnerability to ransomware attacks.
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