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Sarah Malone

Editor-in-Chief · Threat Intelligence Lead

12 years in enterprise security. Former threat analyst at a Fortune 500 financial institution. Sarah oversees all antivirus and endpoint security reviews and sets the 40-point evaluation framework. CISSP certified.

CISSP 12 yrs experience Endpoint Security Threat Analysis Malware Research
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James Okonkwo

Senior Reviewer · Privacy & VPN Specialist

8 years in network security and privacy engineering. Previously worked in penetration testing for a major telecoms provider. James leads all VPN, DNS, and privacy tool reviews. CEH and CompTIA Security+ certified.

CEH CompTIA Security+ VPN Protocols Network Security Penetration Testing
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Dr. Priya Chandra

Technical Advisor · Cryptography & Identity

PhD in Computer Science (Cryptography), 6 years in identity and access management. Priya reviews password managers, authentication tools, and provides technical oversight on encryption claims made by vendors.

PhD Computer Science Cryptography IAM Password Security Zero-Knowledge Proofs

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