How to be a tech whistleblower (access required)

By Bill Nettles and Gary Jackson As powerful and advanced as tech companies are, they, like other organizations, can be laid low by a particular nemesis: the good old-fashioned whistleblower. Indeed, a thoughtful, well-prepared whistleblower – as former Twitter security chief Peiter Zatko seems to be — can do more to focus the public’s attention on problems ...

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How to be a tech whistleblower

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