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John Deere’s CISO Is Always Thinking About Cyber TalentJohn Deere’s CISO Is Always Thinking About Cyber Talent
Witnessing a nation-state attack put James Johnson on the path that would eventually lead to him becoming John Deere’s first chief information security officer.
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