Metin Kortak
Chief information security officer at Rhymetec
Expertise: Operations, cybersecurity, software engineering perspectives
Education: The City University of New York

Metin Kortak has been the chief information security officer at Rhymetec since 2017. He began his career working in IT security and gained extensive knowledge of compliance and data privacy frameworks such as SOC, ISO 27001, PCI, FEDRAMP, NIST 800-53, GDPR, CCPA, HITRUST and HIPAA. Metin joined Rhymetec to build data privacy and compliance as a service offering. Under his leadership, these offerings have grown to more than 200 customers, and the company is now a leading SaaS security service provider in the industry.

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A version control system is a tool that allows developers to track changes to the codebase, manage multiple code versions and collaborate. Learn more.
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An SSH ‘Connection Refused’ error occurs when an attempt to connect to a remote server is denied, leading to significant security vulnerabilities. Here’s how to fix it.
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ISO 42001 controls and policies form the first international AI management system standard. Here's what you need to know.
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Secure file transfer protocol (SFTP) is a secure and encrypted method of transferring files over a network. Learn how it works.
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Log analysis is the process of analyzing computer-generated record of events in a digital environment to identify suspicious activity. Learn how it works.
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Failing to incorporate cybersecurity into the early stages of product design can lead to future data vulnerabilities and breaches. Here’s how to correct that. 
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The new cybersecurity directive is the first to propose mandates for securing data. Here’s what that could mean for SaaS firms..
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As a SaaS business, whatever space you operate in likely requires that you follow specific compliance guidelines. The good news is, despite the red tape, you can turn that compliance into an advantage.