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For startups, trustworthy security means going above and beyond compliance standards

May 30, 2021

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Oren Yunger Contributor Oren Yunger is an investor at GGV Capital, where he leads the cybersecurity vertical and drives investments in enterprise IT, data infrastructure, and developer tools. He was previously chief information security officer at a SaaS company and a public financial institution. More posts by this contributor Winning enterprise sales teams know how to persuade the Chief Objection Officer 6 CISOs share their game plans for a post-pandemic world When it comes to meeting compliance standards, many startups are dominating the alphabet. From GDPR and CCPA to SOC…

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