We’re excited to announce that Shaun Khalfan is joining PayPal today as Chief Information Security Officer. Shaun brings more than 20 years of experience in information security and risk management, including serving as Chief Information Security Officer with the U.S Department of Homeland Security, Discover Financial Services, Barclays International, and Freddie Mac.
A great CISO for a great company! Congrats
!please help me, remove the limit, from my account as much as possible, since April 18, there is no answer until now, I will write to you all day, I have submitted documents for verification, then check and answer already!!!!!!
What exciting news! The addition of Shaun Khalfan as Chief Information Security Officer at PayPal is a huge boost for the company. With more than 20 years of experience in information security and risk management, his background at renowned organisations such as the US Department of Homeland Security, Discover Financial Services, Barclays International and Freddie Mac, he will undoubtedly bring valuable knowledge and leadership in the cybersecurity arena. How do you think Shaun's vast experience will help strengthen PayPal's security posture and protect users' sensitive information in an increasingly complex digital environment?
Great company, far more important to the economy than scores of better-known/appreciated companies.
Welcome Shaun 🚀
Impressive growth! Keep it comin!!
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Congratulations @shaun khalfan
Best wishes on your next chapter.
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2moPathetic service It's incredibly frustrating when you're in the manufacturing and selling business, and PayPal, supposedly a reliable payment gateway, puts your hard-earned money on hold for 21 days. Despite providing them with all the necessary documents, from emails to chat conversations and even screenshots of the client-side PayPal payments, they still refuse to release the funds. You go ahead and manufacture the products from your own pocket, hoping that once you dispatch the order and provide the shipment ID, PayPal will finally release the hold. But no, they keep dangling your money like a carrot on a stick, leaving you in a bind where you neither have your product nor your money. The stress of dealing with PayPal's excuses and promises to release the payment manually after shipment is enough to make anyone's mental health suffer. And when they claim they can't track the shipment status with a universal FedEx tracking number, it's just adding insult to injury. You're left wondering, is PayPal really a payment gateway or just another platform that favors buyers at the expense of sellers? As a seller, you're left vulnerable to losing both your product and your money the moment a buyer decides to raise a dispute. It's a harsh reality for those of us who, like you, trusted PayPal for a transaction, only to be sorely disappointed.