I Quit Being a CISO to Write a Newsletter | Mike Privette, Founder of Return on Security
Most cybersecurity professionals spend their careers trying to become a CISO. Mike Privette got there, decided he was more interested in something else, and eventually walked away to write a newsletter. Which sounds like a terrible career decision until you hear how it happened. This week on Random Access Memories, I…
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