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ThreatSwitch Adds Security and Counterintelligence Leader Patricia Stokes to Advisory Committee

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ThreatSwitch, the leading modern security compliance workspace, announced today that they will add retired Department of Defense Senior Executive, Patricia Stokes, to their advisory committee.

Key Points: 
  • ThreatSwitch, the leading modern security compliance workspace, announced today that they will add retired Department of Defense Senior Executive, Patricia Stokes, to their advisory committee.
  • Her expertise and groundbreaking work in how technology can transform security will be crucial as we help customers adopt ThreatSwitch as their security compliance workspace.
  • Welcoming her to ThreatSwitchs advisory committee is a massive win for us and for the customers we serve.
  • ThreatSwitch is transforming the way the FSO and security personnel work with its automated security compliance platform, allowing thousands of enterprise security teams to reduce the effort, cost and risk of compliance with security regulations like NISPOM, CUI, CFR, and NIST, said Stokes.

Wilson Sonsini Expands National Security Regulatory Practice

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Monday, August 9, 2021
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She will be a member of Wilson Sonsini's national security practice.

Key Points: 
  • She will be a member of Wilson Sonsini's national security practice.
  • Prior to joining Wilson Sonsini, Hartwig served as a principal and associate general counsel for Ethics & Compliance at Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.
  • Based in Washington, D.C., Wilson Sonsini's national security practice advises clients ranging from large multinational companies to small start-ups on national security issues, notably the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, technology transactions, export controls and economic sanctions, cyber security, corruption and bribery, and privacy and data protection.
  • The firm's attorneys have deep experience in the national security community and counsel clients on all aspects of national security issues, including advising on various government licensing requirements; assisting with obtaining required government authorizations; and representing clients throughout government inquiries and investigations, board investigations, mergers and acquisitions, and congressional inquiries.