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Posted On: 02/22/2023 3:22:58 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – SideChannel Inc. (SDCH) CEO Says Cannabis Companies Must Catch up in Benzinga Article
SideChannel (OTCQB: SDCH), a provider of cybersecurity products and services to emerging, middle-market and enterprise companies, was featured in a recent Benzinga article. The piece, titled “EXCLUSIVE: Ex-KGB Cyber Criminals with Ties to Moscow Could Steal Your Cannabis Business Info & Money, Expert Warns,” includes excerpts from an exclusive interview with SDCH founder and CEO Brian Haugli. “Forget the evil nerd in a dark basement. That’s Hollywood. Most likely, if you’re in the cannabis industry, your hackers are part of global organizations that have turned hacking into a lean, mean money-making machine,” the article reads. “Haugli explained that cannabis companies are facing similar issues that industrial agriculture dealt with several years ago. ‘Agricultural companies understood that their filtration and irrigation systems, machines and greenhouses are all controlled by a corporate network and connected to the internet,’ Haugli said, adding that companies like Monsanto and others began addressing this situation years ago and cannabis must catch up.”
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SideChannel (OTCQB: SDCH), a provider of cybersecurity products and services to emerging, middle-market and enterprise companies, was featured in a recent Benzinga article. The piece, titled “EXCLUSIVE: Ex-KGB Cyber Criminals with Ties to Moscow Could Steal Your Cannabis Business Info & Money, Expert Warns,” includes excerpts from an exclusive interview with SDCH founder and CEO Brian Haugli. “Forget the evil nerd in a dark basement. That’s Hollywood. Most likely, if you’re in the cannabis industry, your hackers are part of global organizations that have turned hacking into a lean, mean money-making machine,” the article reads. “Haugli explained that cannabis companies are facing similar issues that industrial agriculture dealt with several years ago. ‘Agricultural companies understood that their filtration and irrigation systems, machines and greenhouses are all controlled by a corporate network and connected to the internet,’ Haugli said, adding that companies like Monsanto and others began addressing this situation years ago and cannabis must catch up.”
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