New York, NY – November 21, 2017 - SecureMySocial,
Inc. is proud to announce today that its President, Shira Rubinoff, was named
this year’s Outstanding Woman in InfoSec, at the annual Cyberhub Summit in
Atlanta.
Rubinoff, who previously served as
President of Green Armor Solutions, is well known throughout the information
security industry for her expertise in the human factors affecting the
integrity, availability, and confidentiality of data. She is a previous recipient
of CSO magazine’s Women of Influence award and of the Executive Women’s Forum’s
One to Watch award, and was the youngest ever recipient of NJBiz’s 50 Best Women
in Business award.
“We chose to honor Shira because she has
bridged her background as a psychologist to bring new perspectives to the information
security world,” said Karin Zalcberg, CEO of the Cyberhub Summit. “Shira has a
unique take on the industry and is a leader in understanding the human factors
and social elements impacting data security, which are quickly becoming among
the most important areas of the profession.”
“The team at SecureMySocial is proud of our
award winning President’s accomplishments, and congratulate her on this
well-deserved honor,” said Joseph Steinberg, CEO of SecureMySocial. “We are
happy to see Shira recognized for her influence, which extends way beyond our
offices, and has impacted so many information security professionals
worldwide.”
About SecureMySocial:
SecureMySocial protects businesses and people
from the risks of inappropriate social media usage by warning users of social
media in real time if they are making posts that could harm themselves or their
employers. If so authorized, it can also automatically delete bad posts. By
offering SecureMySocial to employees, businesses may reduce their exposure to
bad publicity, human resource issues, lawsuits, and regulatory fines. For more
information please visit www.SecureMySocial.com, send email to info@SecureMySocial.com, or call +1 (646)
546-5621.
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