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Welcome Umesh Shankar to the Bugcrowd Advisory Board

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Umesh Shankar, CVP of Data, Privacy & Security Engineering at Microsoft AI, joined Bugcrowd's Advisory Board after 18 years at Google leading cloud security and privacy engineering.
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