34. Ganesh Krishnan, Co-Founder and CEO of Anzenna - on Cyber Security Awareness Training

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Previously titled “Ganesh Krishnan, Co-Founder and CEO of Anzenna - on Cyber Security Awareness Training” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 11, 2026

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In this compelling YSecurity.io podcast series, Ganesh Krishnan recounts his incredible 25+ year journey in security and shares why he Co-Founded Anzenna, a Cyber Security Engagement and Collaboration Platform. Employees are key to maintaining overall security. Their actions can make a big difference. Cybersecurity teams handle monitoring and updating protocols, but employees must stay aware of trends and follow best practices. Prioritize cybersecurity by investing in security measures, providing training, and encouraging participation. When employees take responsibility for protecting data and systems, security becomes a collective effort. This is Anzenna.

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