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Kale Bogdanovs
Product Marketing at Veza
Kale Bogdanovs is currently a Product Marketing professional at Veza, a position he has held since August 2022. Based in Asheville, North Carolina, he has a diverse background in product management, marketing, and technical writing, with over 14 years of experience in various roles.
Professional Experience
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Product Marketing at Veza (August 2022 - Present): Kale focuses on securing cloud data through authorization strategies.
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Sr. Outbound Product Manager at Workato (May 2021 - August 2022): He managed outbound product marketing strategies.
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Sr. Product Marketing Manager and Technical Writer at mParticle (September 2019 - May 2021): Kale contributed to both product marketing and technical documentation.
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Technical Writer at Smartling (July 2014 - January 2017): He worked on multilingual content delivery solutions.
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Product Manager / Project Officer for the Australian Government (January 2007 - December 2012): His early career involved significant project management responsibilities.
Education
Kale holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Political Science and Philosophy from The University of Western Australia, which he completed from 2002 to 2005.
Kale's unique blend of technical and marketing skills enables him to effectively bridge the gap between engineering and customer-facing roles, making him a valuable asset in the tech industry.123
Highlights
This one's not your ordinary webinar where a couple of marketing clowns (it's me, hi...) tell you stuff like "it's important to have a plan for security!" Donovan was a founding member of the FBIs Cyberbranch for Northern California and he's sharing lessons from the field. This is starting in about 20 minutes, still plenty of time to make a cup of coffee and tune in.
An "assume breach" approach to security means starting with the assumption that your identities or environment will be breached and asking if you're ready to prevent or control the damage. "Continuous compliance" is a similarly proactive approach to governance. Imagine you had a surprise SOX audit tomorrow. Would you need weeks to pull together user access certifications? Would auditors find material weaknesses you thought you'd have time to fix? If you're truly in control of access to your data, and you can identify and fix weaknesses as they occur, you'll never have to sweat an audit again.
