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Hi, I'm Jay Baloo, and I'm a chief information security officer at Avast.

I wanted to be a brain surgeon because why not,

and then an astronaut,

and then I thought that I wanted to be a diplomat for the United States

and try to save the world.

I was obsessed with my computer when I was nine for Christmas.

I got a Commodore 64, like I think a whole bunch of other people did.

But I, when I was younger, I also had courses in Basic in PS 24 in Queens, and I loved it.

I was pretty much hooked and so begging for a computer.

I also got into some slightly stady stuff.

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