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Business Security Weekly ##87

June 4, 2018View Show Index

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1. Christian Hamer, Harvard University –

Christian Hamer is the Chief Information Security Officer at Harvard University. Christian leads the University's information security program, which includes oversight of the University-wide information security policy.

Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/BSWEpisode87

2. Jonathan Pritchard, Like A Mind Reader Training –

Jonathan Pritchard is a business consultant specializing in the psychology of communication, negotiation, influence, and sales. Previously he spent 15 years traveling the world as a mentalist, and currently he works with companies like Disney, Universal, State Farm Insurance, and more helping them engage their audiences.

Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/BSWEpisode87

3. Microsoft, KnowBe4, & Signifyd –

In Tracking Security Innovation, Microsoft to acquire GitHub for $7.5B, Thoma Bravo acquired LogRhythm for undisclosed, KnowBe4 acquired exploqii for undisclosed, Signifyd raised $100M Series D, Cyberbit raised $30M in an equity round, and more!

Full Show Notes: Microsoft, KnowBe4, & Signifyd

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