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SecurityWhy you need to add a trust and safety officer to the leadership team
Companies need one person in charge of creating a consistent user experience that is strong on safety and trust.
Veronica Combs is a senior writer at TechRepublic. For more than 10 years, she has covered technology, healthcare, and business strategy. In addition to her writing and editing expertise, she has managed small and large teams at startups and established companies. She also led AIR Louisville, a three-year digital health project focused on asthma. Veronica also was the editor of MedCity News for three years. You can reach her on Twitter @vmcombs.
Companies need one person in charge of creating a consistent user experience that is strong on safety and trust.
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