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Renee Guttmann joins Aembit as adviser.

4 min readRenee Guttmann has led security at some of the world’s most recognized brands, including Coca-Cola, Royal Caribbean, Time Warner, and Campbell Soup Company. Over a career that spans multiple decades, she’s built and rebuilt cybersecurity programs through every major industry turning point. What makes Renee stand out is her ability to see patterns across those […]

From Coca-Cola to Campbell Soup, Renee Guttmann knows what lasts as security changes.
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