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Election Security – Partnering with the DDC – Mike Nichols – RSA20 #5

February 25, 2020

Mike Nichols, Head of Product at Elastic, discusses election security and their partnership with the DDC to offer 2020 campaigns free security.

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Guest

Mike Nichols

Head of Product, Elastic Security at Elastic

Mike leads Product Management at Elastic Security and is the former Vice President of Product Management at Endgame. He manages the PM team and ensures the product team is constantly listening to customers, researching the market, and deriving differentiated technology in order to choose the best strategic path for the company. Mike is also a Cybersecurity Strategy Instructor at Georgetown.

Host

Chief Product Officer at CyberSaint

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