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Rob Lee

Chief Curriculum Director and Faculty Lead at SANS Institute

Rob Lee is a renowned expert in cybersecurity and education. He has worked at the SANS Institute for over 20 years, developing and delivering training programs for security professionals. Lee has a strong background in computer security and has worked with numerous organizations to develop and implement security protocols. He is known for his expertise in cloud security and has written several books on the topic. Lee...

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