Kacy Zurkus is a Writer and RSAC 365 Webcast & Podcast Host. She covers topics related to security, cyber crime, security breaches, academia, and ransomware, highlighting the intersection of technology and safety. Kacy's work has been featured in Security Boulevard, Infosecurity Magazine, Q1 Labs (IBM Security), Dark Reading, and CSO Online.
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Kacy Zurkus' coverage primarily centers on privacy and cybersecurity, with a strong emphasis on data-driven analysis. Her articles often cite relevant data to support her insights into the latest trends and events in the cybersecurity space.
Given Kacy's focus on citing data and event coverage related to cybersecurity, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer original research or access to experts who can provide credible and up-to-date data-backed insights into emerging trends in privacy, cyber attacks, malware, and cloud security.
As Kacy does not have a specific geographic focus, she seems open to covering global developments within the cybersecurity landscape.
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