Excellent LinkedIn Examples: Cybersecurity CEOs

by | Jan 10, 2018 | Uncategorized

🔄 Note: This is our archived 2018 Cybersecurity CEO list. Check out the latest list of CEO and CISO profiles.
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CEOs of cybersecurity companies need to demonstrate thoughtful leadership and credibility online. Here are some examples of excellent LinkedIn profiles of cybersecurity leaders.

Diego Rodriguez, Chief Information Security Officer at Defense IT Solutions
tony richardson, founder and ceo ProAct Cyber
Earl Crane, Managing Director at CISOWise
Andrew Plato CEO and Founder of Zenaciti
David Kane CEO at Ethical Intruder
Walt Runkis CEO and CTO BitSpray Corporation

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