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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
If I mark my blank PowerPoint slide as secret, does that make it more important?
The United States government classification system is built on levels of trust. However, there is overwhelming agreement by leaders across government that we have a problem with over-classifying systems and information. In this episode, we seek guidance from business leaders and policy experts about how we can get industry and government back on track to work together. We’d tell you more, but… it’s classified.
Guests:
Mark Testoni, CEO, SAP NS2
Mike Hettinger, President, Hettinger Strategy Group
Hosts:
Brian Paget, CSO, SAP NS2
Greg Reeder, Innovation Evangelist
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United States
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