Barracuda launches LinkedIn Live show

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Jun. 15, 2020

We are excited to announce that today Barracuda is launching an exciting new show on LinkedIn Live. In each episode of "Below the Surface," hosts Darshna Kamani and Stephanie Cavigliano will be streaming live and speaking to key Barracuda experts on all the latest and greatest cybersecurity news, as well as Barracuda's recent research, reports, and thought leadership.

In the first episode, which will be streaming today (June 15) at 9 a.m. PDT/12 p.m. EDT/5 p.m. BST, Darshna and Stephanie will be speaking with email security expert Olesia Klevchuk. Their discussion will cover the recent Threat Spotlight about form-based attacks, as well as the e-book "13 Email Threat Types to Know About Right Now."

The team is looking forward to digging deep on these topics and sharing fresh insights and analysis. It should be a great conversation!

To join us for "Below the Surface," follow Barracuda on LinkedIn so you can see updates when the live stream kicks off. Have a conflict and can't tune in live? We'll be posting a follow-up post soon with a link to the replay and clips from the show. But we'd love to have you tune in live for this can't-miss show!

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Anne Campbell

As senior public relations and communications manager at Barracuda, Anne Campbell finds new ways to use content to help IT security teams and channel partners stay informed about evolving threats, the latest industry research, security best practices, and more. Anne spent the first half of her career as a magazine and newspaper journalist, and she brings that editorial point of view to her work in public relations and content marketing.

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