Employee Spotlight: Ben Bernstein, Manager, Cybersecurity Advisors
Meet Ben Bernstein, cybersecurity advisor and security badass, in this employee spotlight. See how he makes a difference every day.
Erin Bortz, Manager of Recruiting at Huntress, brings a unique blend of passion and expertise to her role, managing the corporate and sales recruiting teams. With a background rooted in hiring and developing people across varied industries, Erin made the leap into cybersecurity inspired by the opportunity to help others and contribute to a mission-focused on defeating "the bad guys."
At Huntress, Erin thrives in a people-centric environment where the values and passion of her colleagues fuel her work. She feels fortunate to collaborate with some of the brightest minds in the industry, all united by a common mission.
Erin’s favorite cybersecurity tip? Stay curious and willing to learn from those around you. When she’s not connecting top talent with opportunities, she’s likely out hiking, biking, or discovering the latest local coffee spots. Erin brings energy, determination, and a human touch to everything she does at Huntress.
Meet Ben Bernstein, cybersecurity advisor and security badass, in this employee spotlight. See how he makes a difference every day.
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