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Cybercrime: beyond the fantasy, what are the threats for businesses?

EDHEC in the press

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06.22.2016

Bertrand Monnet, Professor at EDHEC Business School, conducts research focusing on criminal and terrorist risks that multinational companies face. His work is based on case studies made ​​from field observation and meetings with companies and players in cybercrime.

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He also recently released his documentary "Pirates threatens world trade ", broadcast on Canal +. 250 pirate attacks in 2015 ... By hitting the oil fields of the Gulf of Guinea and the maritime routes through the Indian Ocean and Asia, piracy is becoming a major threat to the global economy.

Bertrand Monnet investigated three years on this risk. Tens of movements in Nigeria and Somalia have allowed him to meet and film actors of maritime piracy : owners, local communities, but also military hackers. With a purpose : to teach students from the EDHEC Business School the reality of that risk to companies they join tomorrow. Of this work he did a 52 minutes TV documentary : Pirates , the threat on International trade.

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