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Dr. Eric Cole is a global cybersecurity expert and founder/CEO of Secure Anchor Consulting Services. He has extensive experience working with Fortune 50 companies, financial institutions, and the federal government. Previously, Cole held senior leadership roles such as SVP/CTO of McAfee and Chief Scientist for Lockheed Martin. He holds a Ph.D. in Network Security from Pace University and has authored several books on cybersecurity topics.
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