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DNSFilter promotes GC to legal chief

By CW Staff2024-09-18T13:12:00+01:00

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Content filtering and threat protection service DNSFilter promoted its General Counsel Lauren Romer to chief legal officer.

Romer was earlier the general counsel for Uplight. Before that, she worked as general counsel and chief legal officer at Ping Identity Corporation.

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