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Ginger Appoints Former U.S. Representative Joe Kennedy III and Seasoned Cybersecurity Executive Myrna Soto to Advisory Board
March 4, 2021 GMT
Ginger Appoints Former U.S. Representative Joe Kennedy III and Seasoned Cybersecurity Executive Myrna Soto to Advisory Board (Graphic: Business Wire)
Ginger Appoints Former U.S. Representative Joe Kennedy III and Seasoned Cybersecurity Executive Myrna Soto to Advisory Board (Graphic: Business Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO (BUSINESS WIRE) Mar 4, 2021
Ginger, the leader in on-demand mental healthcare, today announced the appointment of two new leaders to its Advisory Board: former U.S. Representative, Joe Kennedy III, and leading cybersecurity executive, Myrna Soto. Kennedy and Soto join an expert group of advisors, who include leading academic researchers, mental health professionals, data science experts, and employee benefits leaders.
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Insider threats are redefined in 2021, the work-from-home trend will continue define the threat landscape and mobile endpoints become the attack vector of choice, according 2021 forecasts.
After shrinking in 2020, cybersecurity budgets in 2021 climb higher than pre-pandemic limits. Authentication, cloud data protection and application monitoring will top the list of CISO budget and cybersecurity priorities. According to experts, these are just a few of the themes to dominate the year ahead.
Here is round-robin of expert opinions illuminating the year ahead.
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