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In our most recent CEO series episode, we have filmed the CEO of NowDan Streetman. In an era where online threats are always changing and growing more sophisticated, now is leading the charge to strengthen organizations against digital attacks. A former leader of the experienced US and executive army, Streetman brings a unique mix of military discipline and corporate leadership in one of the leading online security companies around the world.
With the now -in -US banks, all US military branches, government agencies, retailers and more, Streetman emphasized the company's mission to give “security power” for organizations that navigate an increasingly volatile cyber. After all, when a large bank, either a military branch or a school, experiences a cyber attack by a bad actor, it can throw the organization into a basket.
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A lot of Streetman's leadership philosophies came from his military experience, especially his training in high -pressure situations. He attracted parallel between military operations and business challenges, pointing out that great leaders must balance faith with humility.
Now there is sophisticated technology, but so do people who implement internet attacks. A main concern that raised Dan is the increasing role of He in online attacks. We all hear about the excellent aspects of him. I, myself, use it every day. Businesses are applying to everything they do. It has revolutionized the business world, and we hope it will improve our general society as a whole, but has also empowered bad actors to launch more sophisticated attacks at an unprecedented pace.
He warns that opponents, free from ethical restrictions, are often armed to overcome traditional security measures. Nowum is responding in nature, using it to improve autonomous management of the end point, allowing organizations to detect and neutralize threats faster than ever before.
Beyond his CEO role in Tashum, Streetman displayed his passion for mentoring, especially to help veterans switch from Military for the technology careers. Through initiatives like Vetforma and Vetintech, it actively supports former members of the service by equipping them with the skills needed for the digital economy. After talking to Dan for a few hours, it made sense. And I want to say that in a great way. Moreover, Dan has competed in 13 Ironmans! 13. He has also run some marathons guiding blind runners. I have to be honest, I was a little tired of CEO who runs Ironmans, works in an online security company in the Gulf area and was a US army runner. That's intense! But the end of it all, I thought he looked like a great, engaged leader and he was passionate about security.