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Maie Crumpton

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Maie Crumpton is a contributing editor for Norton. She has more than 20 years of experience writing about technology, starting when Nokia 3510s were all the rage. In that time, she’s directed content strategy for international SaaS firms and innovative startups. Her current topical focus is educating users on AI-assisted social engineering schemes and overall online security. When she’s not working, Maie enjoys training at the boxing gym, throwing pottery in the studio, and spending quality time with her dog.

Maie has an MA in Public Relations. She also holds a certification in Leading from the Emerging Future from MIT, and Crisis Management and Communication from Coursera.

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