Re: Debate madness

["Matthew Nappi [Information Security]" <matthew.nappi () STONYBROOK EDU>]

That was a great read! Thanks for sharing, Michael. And thanks to Tom Siu
for writing it! Now I want a burger for dinner...but I can do without the
mysterious men in black suits. +1

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On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 12:36 PM Corn, Michael <
00000156b48085bc-dmarc-request () listserv educause edu> wrote:

> Good people,
>
> If you believe the debate was difficult to watch, trying hosting it. A
> fascinating glimpse behind the scenes at https://medium.com/ciso-tuesdays
> MC
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> Michael Corn | Chief Information Security Officer
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