25 years ago, a small group of business and government leaders met in Washington, D.C.

They envisioned the creation of an independent nonprofit organization with a mission to help people,

businesses, and government mitigate the growing threat of cyber attacks.

Today, the Center for Internet Security embodies that vision.

For 25 years, it's worked with a global

community of IT and cybersecurity experts to develop the CIS benchmarks and CIS critical

security controls. These proven security best practices defend against common cyber threats

and streamline compliance with industry frameworks, regulations, and standards.

Today, CIS provides cybersecurity services, threat intelligence, and critical resources

to help public and private sector organizations alike strengthen their cyber defenses.

Visit CISCurity.org today.

That's the letters CIS security.org to find out how CIS can help your

organization as we create confidence in the connected world.

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There's a voice that we all recognize. No, not just mine. There's one every

time you pair a speaker, or when you connect a car, or you hear the dreaded device not found,

or battery low, please charge. Okay, she doesn't have a big name intro like Siri or Alexa. Instead,

everybody just calls her the Bluetooth lady and the person behind that voice,

I'm so excited to have her, actress Kristen DeMecurio. Now, Kristen's voice is woven into our daily

routines and today she's going to tell us what it's like to be like the voice of Bluetooth.

So Kristen, so glad to have you with us. Thank you so much for having me. This is

awesome. So how did you become the Bluetooth lady? So I was a struggling theater actor in New York

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