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Theresa Peyton Kept the White House Safe (So Listen)

by | Oct 10, 2023 | featured, theresa payton, What the Hack with Adam Levin |

Every wonder why Too-Big-To-Fail banks get hacked along with a host of other high-visibility targets get compromised, but the White House has never been breached? We did too, which is why we invited former White House CIO and current founder and CEO of Fortalice Theresa Peyton to tell us how to be safer online. 
Check out this week’s episode to find out how even people with top-level security clearance can have their identities stolen (often through no fault of their own), and since the holidays are right around the corner, how to talk cyberpolitics with your Uncle Fred.
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