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“Security has evolved into a board-level concern as the price tag from ransoms, lost revenue and legal entanglements threaten the bottom line,” said Naomi Eide, senior editor of Cybersecurity Dive, in a statement. “Cybersecurity reporting requires more depth than big breaches and big breakthroughs. With a dedicated security publication, we will provide analysis and insight, helping executives across industries focus on what matters most.”
Eide is the senior editor of CIO Dive and Cybersecurity Dive. She joined Industry Dive in 2016 and has covered everything from large-scale cloud migrations and IT spending to the rise of AI and emerging cyberthreats.
Samantha Ann Schwartz is shifting from CIO Dive to join Cybersecurity Dive as a reporter. Since graduating from the University of Central Florida, she worked in education and content writing. She moved to D.C. to contribute to a national conversation, with particular interest in cybersecurity and the redesign of the technical landscape.
Katie Malone is an associate editor for CIO Dive and Cybersecurity Dive. She’s reported on the IT and cyber space since graduating from American University. She recently joined Industry Dive from MeriTalk.
Deborah Barrington is the managing editor of four publications at Industry Dive, including CIO Dive, Cybersecurity Dive, Supply Chain Dive and Transport Dive.
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