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CEO of JASK
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Greg Martin is CEO of JASK (jask.ai), a Silicon Valley-based cybersecurity startup that has developed a unique enterprise security platform to dramatically improve situational awareness of cyberthreats. Martin is a former cybersecurity technical advisor to the FBI and Secret Service, and he is the past founder of a Google Ventures-backed threat intelligence startup that he successfully exited in 2015.
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RIP, 'IT Security'
Kevin Kurzawa, Senior Information Security Auditor,  11/13/2018
Understanding Evil Twin AP Attacks and How to Prevent Them
Ryan Orsi, Director of Product Management for Wi-Fi at WatchGuard Technologies,  11/14/2018
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