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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE who has helped shape who I am over my career. This book absolutely would not have happened without your impact on my life.

 Will Lin: I felt I would need an entire chapter to give you proper credit – you have shaped and changed my career and life in ways I may not even know yet.

 Richard Seiersen: Thank you for writing one of my favorite books – if not for you, this book most likely would not have happened. I am in debt to your generosity.

 Anne Marie Zettlemoyer: Your counsel has been priceless and I feel so very fortunate to call you a friend. Thank you for making me feel included.

 Chris Cottrell: I am so thankful for and miss our long walks around the building and for you being a sounding board for my crazy career aspirations I was probably in over my head on. And most of all I value your trust in me. I hope we get to work together again. I am also thankful for [redacted].

 Bridgett Nuxoll: You taught me more about cybersecurity than almost anyone. I thought I was the mentor but I was definitely the mentee. And I will always buy Crane & Co.

 Jeff Dewberry: I sleep soundly every night knowing you are providing the blanket of freedom our country enjoys.

 Yael Nagler: I can't find the words to express how appreciative I am to know you and benefit from your friendship and always accurate advice.

 Koos Lodewijkx: Your mentorship has been a huge influence on this book, and while I might never be able to repay that debt, I hope I can at least pay it forward.

 Ryan Naraine: Thank you for giving me my first break on a podcast and always being the voice of reason.

 Kevin O'Brien: Your feedback has helped make this book even more valuable for the founders that will read it.

 Paul Ihme: I appreciate your honesty, feedback, and friendship all these years. I feel lucky to have “come up” together from our days in the government.

 Brian Markham: Thank you for making time for me and giving me your valuable experience to make this book a resource for founders. Who knew I'd gain a great friend from one interview?

 Gary Hayslip: Thank you for your advice and support. You are always setting the example for cybersecurity leaders and I'm fortunate to continue learning from you.

 Allan Alford: Your willingness to always help others is an inspiration to me. Thank you for the honest feedback.

 Harold Moss: Thank you for your sound judgment and for leading by example.

 Ganesh Pai: Your advice as a founder has been instrumental in helping my audience and giving other founders the critical information they need.

 Masha Sedova: Thank you so much for your time and always putting users first. You are truly changing cybersecurity for the better.

 Michael Piacente: Your kindness and thoughtfulness when giving your time is a gift. I still remember our first phone call that felt like I was talking to a longtime friend.

 Sinan Eren: Thank you for your perspective as a serial founder and all that you have done and do for the cybersecurity community.

 Chris Berry: Thank you for being the type of leader someone can aspire to be and teaching me to “ask for forgiveness, not permission.” It has served me well over my entire career.

 John Scilieri: Your friendship and mentorship over the years helped me make all the right decisions. Thank you for the copy of The Obstacle Is the Way, which motivated me to take a risk that paid off and opened my eyes to Stoicism.

 Eric Kough: You gave my resume on Monster.com a chance and opened countless doors for me. I'm forever in debt.

 Joe Karolchik: It was a privilege to have you as a leader and mentor to learn from.

 Victor Goltsman: I'm so grateful for the opportunity I had to work with you, and I try to apply every day what I learned from you.

 Security Tinkerers: Thank you to each and every one of you. I am extremely fortunate to be in your company.