Which social media platforms do you use most to learn about tech trends?

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Twitter36%

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YouTube22%

Other7%

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IT Manager in Construction7 months ago

It's months I started to work on my LinkedIn profile and it's so great for the remarkable topics and people I see.

Director of IT in Energy and Utilities7 months ago

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CISO/CPO & Adjunct Law Professor in Finance (non-banking)7 months ago

To stay abreast of the threat landscape, I review my security news alerts, the Hacker News, The Register, Bleeping Computer, the Federal Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, CSO online and Krebs on Security.

To determine potential enforcement risks I consult the California Privacy Protection Agency, NY State Department of Financial Services and the Federal Trade Commission’s Cases and Proceedings page.

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