Episode 171: Stopping the 21st Century’s Plumbers – Defending Digital Campaigns from Hackers

Episode 171: Stopping the 21st Century’s Plumbers – Defending Digital Campaigns from Hackers

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In this week’s episode of the podcast (#171): as voters go to the polls in the UK and primaries loom here in the U.S., we sit down with Michael Kaiser, the CEO of a new group: Defending Digital Campaigns and Joel Wallenstrom, the CEO of secure collaboration platform Wickr to discuss efforts to extend an information security lifeline to…

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