Toronto Cyber Security Agency Launches YouTube Channel For SaaS Security Market

Jun 15, 2022

Richmond Hill,Canada - June 15, 2022 /PressCable/ —

Chief Executive Officers CEOs and Board Members looking for the latest information on Recruiting SaaS Security Officers are invited to subscribe to the all-new YouTube channel by Recrewmint Inc.. This new channel promises to provide expert guidance and information on recruiting SaaS Security Officers, on a regular basis.

This new YouTube channel was created specifically with the cybersecurity needs of Chief Executive Officers in mind, and Recrewmint Inc. welcomes input on which topics to explore for cybersecurity.

André Tehrani, Managing Partner at Recrewmint Inc. said: “Beyond happy to open Recrewmint’s first official YouTube Channel. We help IT executives fill key roles in application security. As a company we are excited to watch companies build shift left security programs to secure their digital transformation strategies. At Recrewmint, we are dedicated to help clients source and hire the best talent in Application Development Security. Please visit our LinkedIn page by typing Recrewmint, Inc. in the search bar to learn more! .”

Recrewmint Inc.’s Managing Partner goes on to say: “The aim of the new YouTube Channel is to recruit the best IT security talent through YouTube and raise security awareness to Business Executives worldwide”.

Any Executive Officers interested in Recruiting Application Security Officers are welcome to read more on the company website at: https://www.recrewmint.com

Some of the positions available in upcoming videos include:

Cyber Security – Product Security – Cloud Security – Application Security – Governance, Risk, and Compliance – Web Application Security – Application Development Security – Software Security – Internet Security – Database Security – Quantum Computing Security – Identity & Access Management – Software Supply Chain Security – Data Governance – Sales Directors – Security Consulting – Risk Advisory – Security Analysis – Red/Blue Team – Purple Team – Security Automation – Policy Compliance – Cyber Resiliency – Sales Engineering

Contact Info:
Name: Andre Tehrani
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Organization: Recrewmint Inc.
Address: 1019-9471 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, ON L4C 0Z5, Canada
Website: https://www.recrewmint.com

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