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Posts by Patrick Spencer

Patrick Spencer, Vice President, Corporate Marketing, Kiteworks
Patrick is charged with building thought leadership and communications programs that increase brand awareness and engagement and propel lead-generation programs, engaging with and mobilizing Kiteworks’ thousands of customers and partners via a multi-touch advocacy strategy, and operationalizing SEO strategies and marketing processes. He has nearly two decades of experience in various senior marketing roles within cybersecurity at Contrast Security, Fortinet, and Symantec. At Contrast Security, he worked with Contrast Labs to institute data science strategies to mine product data used to produce thought leadership reports that were pivotal competitive differentiators and demand-generation vehicles.
Patrick is the recipient of numerous corporate, industry, and media awards, having served as the editor in chief and publisher for various digital publications and initiatives such as CIO Digest at Symantec, The CISO Collective at Fortinet, and the Inside AppSec Podcast at Contrast Security. He holds a doctorate from the University of Durham and two masters and a bachelor’s degree from Abilene Christian University.


Understanding the Biden Executive Order on Securing Sensitive Personal Data

9 Secure File Sharing Best Practices for Professional Services Firms

Beyond Anti-Piracy: How DRM Protects Your Whole Business

DFARS Compliance Starts With NIST 800-171

Does DRM Actually Work?

Digital Rights Management Strategies for Regulatory Compliance

Managed File Transfer for FERPA Compliance

Secure Managed File Transfer: Your Best Option for File Transfer

MFT vs. SFTP: Which One Should You Use?

MFT for Regulatory Compliance: Your Complete Checklist

Safeguard Sensitive Financial Data with Secure Managed File Transfer

Nth-Party Risks Point to the Need for a Private Content Network

Why Securing Sensitive Content Communications Is Critical in 2024
