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Security Industry Veteran Braden Russell Joins Bugcrowd as Chief Product Officer

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Bugcrowd appointed Braden Russell, formerly CTO of CrowdStrike's Falcon Platform, as its first Chief Product Officer, leading product, engineering, infrastructure, and data science.
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