Twitter appoints Rinki Sethi as new information security head

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Twitter appoints Rinki Sethi as new information security head
Twitter appointed Rinki Sethi, a former information security executive at IBM, as its chief information security officer, the social media company said in a tweet. Sethi had previously worked as the vice president of information security at cyber-security firm Palo Alto Networks, according to ...

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