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Why would software security need (or even want) βexposure?β
the corporation has a large financial wing, why they think im a good target to include in some idiots tiktok video is your guess. i dont speak linkedin or tiktok
Sounds like they aren't paying you enough if your role includes being a performer.
They probably see it as "woman in tech is rare, we show we have one"
Makes sense. Sadly.
They like this until he accidentally leaks something classified like the idiots that would upload their "Day in the life of" videos typing in pincodes and passwords and the wrong person sees it or goes back to see it an old video. Some horrible long term thinking for a software security team to allow