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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2024 · 51 MIN

Genesis of a GRC Engineering program w/ Akshay Finney from Zoom | S1E6

from GRC Engineer · host Ayoub Fandi

Join Akshay Finney, a GRC Engineering team lead at Zoom, as he dive into the dynamic realm of security engineering and GRC integration. Uncover the importance of translating security requirements into engineering language, the evolving role of GRC engineering, the importance taking an engineering approach to security programs and the importance of collaboration with product teams to advance the GRC objectives

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Join Akshay Finney, a GRC Engineering team lead at Zoom, as he dive into the dynamic realm of security engineering and GRC integration. Uncover the importance of translating security requirements into engineering language, the evolving role of GRC engineering, the importance taking an engineering approach to security programs and the importance of collaboration with product teams to advance the GRC objectives

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Join Akshay Finney, a GRC Engineering team lead at Zoom, as he dive into the dynamic realm of security engineering and GRC integration. Uncover the importance of translating security requirements into engineering language, the evolving role of GRC...

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