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PCR’s October 2018 issue has hit desks, and this month’s mag is packed with the latest security-related interviews, opinions, product guides and features.
In this issue:
– Bio Identification: We look at how the Bio ID market is set to evolve
– State of Security: What emerging cyber threats can we expect in the near future?
– The Big Interview: Bitdefender CEO Florin Talpes talks about the company’s plans
– Retailer Spotlight: We chat to Rayleigh Computer Shop
– Smart Home: The importance of understanding smart home security
– AI at retail: How artificial intelligence can help retailers get ahead
– Industry Opinions from the likes of Where The Trade Buys, Agilitas, Retail Marketing Group, and Swivel Secure
– IFA 2018 show review
– Life in the Channel: We chat to Tectrade CEO Alex Fagoili
– Crowdfunding Corner: Our new monthly round-up of the freshest tech inventions
– In My Team: All Copy Products discusses the print industry
– Sector Guides: The latest security software and hardware
Read PCR’s Security Special online now at https://issuu.com/newbayeurope/docs/pcr_october_2018
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PCR Online Security Spotlight
To coincide with our security special, PCR will be running additional content online throughout October. So if you didn’t make it into the mag, there’s still a chance to get involved, whether that’s through news, opinion pieces or advertising.
If you would like submit any security-related articles, news, or opinion pieces, email PCR editor Laura Barnes at laura.barnes@futurenet.com.
If you would like to advertise online throughout October, email PCR’s senior account manager Sarah Goldhawk on sarah.goldhawk@futurenet.com.
PCR’s Sector Spotlight on Security – in association with BullGuard – is running throughout October – click here for more articles.
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